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Not sure if anyone is watching the UFC right now, but that arm in, off to the side guillotine was beautiful. Do any of you guys use that variation? Looks pretty damn tight. Like a combo of an anaconda and a marcelotine. I'll post a gif as soon as I can find one.
That was a slick guillotine. Also, that RNC from Kelvin was great. The scramble to sink the submission was great.
It was a thing of beauty. He really trained his BJJ like he said. Joe commented that Jake was lazy in the scramble. It's not that. I believe he just didn't put in enough time grappling in his camp. He wasn't lazy. He froze in his tracks. He had him, and then Gastelum was gone. When I hit the ghost escape, I get similar reactions because it's a bit of a mindfck. One second you're then, then you're gone. It was a beautiful transition.
Do any of you guys use this variation?
funny alex canders from my gym SF/walnut creek showed this a couple weeks ago
weve been drilling it works as is ,also half and full guard
great choke
I hate arm in guillatines. To much work(for me).
This is a guillys bastard cousin. It's all headn arm. I love and trust headn arms. It's a variation on what Hughes put Almeida to sleep with using the rib cage instead of th head.
I love and am going to drill this. It is deadly.
That was slickQuote:
Originally Posted by David Rosado
In case anyone is interested...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM8InpoRx1g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM8InpoRx1g
Nice!! Thanks Sean!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Gamble