FYI, be mindful of this and defend it!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzQ4vzczSqU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YI5YJgwUp8U

Thank you for sharing

Was Red Schafer an old 10th planet affiliate? The name strikes familiar like it's a BIG name, but my memory is not helping.

Also, I've never hit a no gi baseball choke so I'm clueless. Is the S grip optimal? I think I've seen instructionals that teach the gable grip. Is it a matter of choice? I know Glover teaches to grip with whatever feels best. But is this one of those cases where a certain grip is absolutely more efficient?

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Originally Posted by David Rosado

Was Red Schafer an old 10th planet affiliate? The name strikes familiar like it's a BIG name, but my memory is not helping.

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Red is a Pedro Sauer BB, had a stint in UFC.

Haha, forget defending it, I wanna use it! The second video; that was a very interesting "guard" he had at the 49 second mark. Technically, he was passed. But he was able to use those two hooks in a way similar to lockdown. Looking forward to reading the comments of expert eyes. This is really intriguing to me. It's making the best of a bad position. The baseball choke and that strange "guard." Creative stuff.

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Originally Posted by Greg W

Red is a Pedro Sauer BB, had a stint in UFC.

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OK, I knew the name was familiar in that it was a "big" name. As far as 10th affiliation, I guess there are just a enough "red"s in 10th that I got confused.

Red and crew use s-grip 100%.

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Originally Posted by David Rosado

Haha, forget defending it, I wanna use it! The second video; that was a very interesting "guard" he had at the 49 second mark. Technically, he was passed. But he was able to use those two hooks in a way similar to lockdown. Looking forward to reading the comments of expert eyes. This is really intriguing to me. It's making the best of a bad position. The baseball choke and that strange "guard." Creative stuff.

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it can be hit from top,from Knee on belly, but not as sneaky.