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Friend of mine posted this link on his facebook page; worthwhile read. It provides many answers to the cartwheel pass that led Eddie to remove it from the system.
http://forums.sherdog.com/forums/f12...-post-2650585/
Although flexibility is something we should strive for, not all people have the luxury of playing the rubber guard. This provides the clinch style offensive guard that the 10th planet system strives for without the heavy emphasis on flexibility.
thanks for the post royce, greatly appreciated
I made this thread! (check my username here & on sherdog)
I actually came on here to post it because i know it fits in well with the 10th planet system, (Chill Dog, NY etc)
except im not a paying member here so i cant start threads! Please dont take offence to me refering to it as Williams Guard its just im a Humaita guy, so i'd probably get murdered in my gym for using 10th planet terms! jk :D different systems but its all jiu jitsu
Respect!
thanks a ton sean for the post. that's a great amount of work and research which you didn't need to share. can say enough about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Gamble
no worries it was actually pretty fun to do! and i learnt alot while making it! because of the positive responses from everywhere, im planning on doing more of these on different positions :D
Damn thats quite the break down. Youve obviously put some thought in to itQuote:
Originally Posted by Sean Gamble
Wow. What a breakdown. I never had flexibility issues, so I could do basic rubber guard from day 1.. But the position seems to have shown some good promise especially now in its latest stages of development...
I can dig it!
Lister grip works well for me. Not something I play a lot but I give it a whirl every once in a while. You better have a wicked flying kung fu though!
thanks guys!