Attn: Gogo Clinch players! Need advice!

[Logan Cook]

I love the gogo clinch, it's my go to path from rubber guard. That being said for some time now many of my training partners have begun shutting it down by giving up the omoplata the second that I clear the neck. Of course having an omoplata is never a bad thing but I prefer the gogo clinch.

Does anyone have any tips or advice to prevent people from turning straight into the omoplata when you clear the neck and are setting up the gogo clinch? I'm sure double bagging would prevent this to a degree but my double bag game is very weak currently. Any and all advice is welcome! Thanks in advance!

[Brian Debes]

Your right, double bag will fix this. Also note, that in general, the highest level guys do NOT simply give up the second the neck is cleared. If they do, they are certainly at least swept. Unless you are double bagging, guys can give you jiu-claw VERY early in the path if they want to give up defending your rubber guard... That's all I'm thinking at this second of reading this but there are probably other options

[Logan Cook]

Your right, double bag will fix this. Also note, that in general, the highest level guys do NOT simply give up the second the neck is cleared. If they do, they are certainly at least swept. Unless you are double bagging, guys can give you jiu-claw VERY early in the path if they want to give up defending your rubber guard... That's all I'm thinking at this second of reading this but there are probably other options

Thanks for the response bro!

[Brandon Mccaghren]

Logan, are you coming to the camp in Ann Arbor? If so, ask me this question when you get there

[Logan Cook]

Logan, are you coming to the camp in Ann Arbor? If so, ask me this question when you get there

I am not going to be able to make it unfortunately!

[Ben Eddy]

Sit up and bump into monoplata mount like eddie was showing in one of the recent MTS vids.

[Dylan Ehrnreiter]

I'd make your omo side certain death while you work on your double bag. Make them not want to turn. I love chasing the omoplata path because I know they're going to roll or sweep so I race them to the Baby Arm. As far as staying on the gogo path, are you maintaining any control over their far side? Either by going for wrist control or with a butterfly, a la Carni? Remember the control from the last seminar?

[Dylan Ehrnreiter]

Sit up and bump into monoplata mount like eddie was showing in one of the recent MTS vids.

Gold.

[Adam Fritz]

I feel if you keep the pressure of pulling them into you with your S hook, it would make it hard for them to turn away for the omoplata. I have the exact opposite reaction from people where they tend to stack me instead of pulling away. Like Ben Eddy said though, bumping them over for the monoplata is a great path as well.

[Joe Durham]

I am not going to be able to make it unfortunately!

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