Bwahahahahahaha

[Jeff Baldwin]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EL8pIac9D6Q

[David Rosado]

lol nice

lol

[Nick Paul]

This is awesome

[Enrique "Kiko"]

If someone wasn't "in the know" about the system, the terminology could be a bit, what's a good word..... Strange? For me it makes it easier to remember.

[Joshua Jarboe]

If someone wasn't "in the know" about the system, the terminology could be a bit, what's a good word..... Strange? For me it makes it easier to remember.

Makes it difficult to want to teach my kids anytime soon.

"Alright son, this is Crack Head Control. Why do they call it Crack Head Control you ask? That's an excellent question! You see, when people smoke crack..."

[David Rosado]

If someone wasn't "in the know" about the system, the terminology could be a bit, what's a good word..... Strange? For me it makes it easier to remember.

It also makes it easier to coach. It's way easier to say, "meat hook. Now clear the head." Imagine having to say, pull your leg up behind his head, now switch grips to your opposite arm, etc. The terminology make it way easier to coach. I'm surprised others haven't picked up on the trend.

[Brandon Mccaghren]

Makes it difficult to want to teach my kids anytime soon.

"Alright son, this is Crack Head Control. Why do they call it Crack Head Control you ask? That's an excellent question! You see, when people smoke crack..."

I hear this point brought up on occasion and it baffles me. Why would someone be afraid to tell their children that crackheads exist? I talk to my children about crackheads, sex, pot, alcohol, and murder. I don't want anything sneaking up on them.

I talk to them like they are actual people.

[Kurzy]

Same here B Mac.