1st and most important: Thanks for all of the positive encouragement and technical advice! I've learned so much already just from the few posts above!
Dead Orchard?! Baby Alligator?! -- I've never heard these terms?!
On top of never having trained with anyone who uses the rubber guard. I became a member of 10thPlanetJJ.com in 2010 before MTS was a consistent source of technique. So I backed of for quite awhile and wow am I proud to see where MTS is now xD
I saw the 1st MTS episode where Eddie is working Muddy Waters with Aoki a couple nights before Grappler's Quest. I kept noticing how Aoki would triangle over the shoulder. (That is what I did in the match above) So that is why my information is relatively flawed. Though with watching the review. I have a better understanding of Muddy Waters.
Aaron Gustaveson, I dislocated my right ankle in the match prior to the one seen above :/ -- Not only was my standing grappling noticeably affected. When I went to crackhead control I felt a strain in my right ankle so I took it back to the hip and worked to a double bag.
I thought this Andy Dick looking character of a ref did a poor job with points, restarts, and even a general understanding of the rules. He told my I wasn't allowed to grab MY OWN PANTS, he restarted the match in closed guard when there was no match going on in the ring beside us WHILE I WAS fighting for a triangle choke, and not to mention the areas I wasn't getting points or that he waited 6 whole seconds to give my my sweep points from lockdown. -- Sorry for the rant xD
All of that aside. My opponent who is a 3 or 4 striped purple belt that trains at Renzo's, made for a truly respectable opponent. Despite the injury that has me soaking my foot in ice water as I write this. This was the most fun I've ever had in a match (:
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