Anyone heard of a dogbar??

[Chris Herzog]

Ok, thats a standard reverse knee bar. Its pretty common in Sambo, there are some cool variations of it. That same one can be used from underneath as well. Sarkis one of my heavyweights is a master at that reverse knee bar and has crush tons of dude with it. I know Igor Yamkimov teaches it on his Ultimate Leg Lock series.

[Brent Smith]

Sneaky sneaky.

[Justin Brown]

Ok, thats a standard reverse knee bar. Its pretty common in Sambo, there are some cool variations of it. That same one can be used from underneath as well. Sarkis one of my heavyweights is a master at that reverse knee bar and has crush tons of dude with it. I know Igor Yamkimov teaches it on his Ultimate Leg Lock series.

Thank you.

[Enrique "Kiko"]

Just watched that video. All I have to say is....awesome. Is there a good video tutorial for this?

[Brandon Mccaghren]

Jamie (the guy who owns our gym) uses that sometimes. I've been caught in it. It sucks. He learned it from Carlos Machado, but we've never had a name for it. Just call it "that kneebar thing."

[Brandon Mccaghren]

In the "rolled up" episode with Einstein he works a similar concept from twister side control, getting a knee bar with no hands.

[John Hickman]

Learned this last night!

[Jon_Hand]

Hey guys, I think they call it the dogbar because over here in U.K a sneaky/snidey technique that comes from nowhere and hurts like a bitch is referred to as a "dog shagging" technique. Wrist locks on training partners kinda comes under this as well.

Even though they are legit moves and are valuable tools in the box, they still come under "the dark side" of jiu jitsu for some reason.

Oli Geddes (guy in video) is smashing with this in comps at the moment. Seen him use it a few times

[Jon_Hand]

My mistake, just seen a post explaining that its because you look like a dog humping the leg that you are knee barring.

Makes more sense.

[Justin Brown]

^lmfao