I hit it in training occasionally. More so with the mission control arm tho
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I hit it in training occasionally. More so with the mission control arm tho
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oM3z...layer_embedded
I wonder if you could set this up off of invisible collar, switch your grips add a little pump..?
Damnit! Is this also called the ghetto triangle?
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Originally Posted by gene k
I remember that fight clearly. When it happened I was in shocked and replay it about a hundred times... so slick!!!
ghetto triangle is with no arms
i worked this a little bit yesterday, tough part seems to be getting the arm deep enough to grab my own shin, im guessing a little more turning of the upperbody may help with that.
It felt better to use the opposite side I usually do Rubber Guard on
that, tom, i did not try... looks like i have somehting to do today before class starts.
I 1st learned this submission from Robert Drysdale's Nth Dimension BJJ Instructional many years ago.
Though I abandoned it because it was against the laws of the rubber guard I had learned from Eddie Bravo's Mastering the Rubber Guard.
When I say "Laws of the Rubber Guard" I just mean that I would be trying to maintain an overhook with the choking arm.
Cora Rocks :) Nice Teq