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Really like this one, still trying to get it tightened up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Griffin Lambert
Have seen this, have yet to play with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brent Smith
I need to look into this, sounds cool!Quote:
Originally Posted by kevinculp
Douchebag +1Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy Gates
Douchebag is probably my favorite grip break right now. Takes the least amount of effort
This is the one with the foot, or knee rather, in the rib, right? I really like that one too. It's in my top 3 fave arm bars for sure!Quote:
Originally Posted by sean applegate
Flows well with the Muddy Waters. Longer legs help but if you can lock it in with shorter legs it would be complete death just from the positionQuote:
Originally Posted by Tori Applegate
I'm down with any grip break where I don't have to let go of the legs. The basketball is a good one, ESP for competition.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy Gates
Yea. I'd probably just have to do my best to push one or both of the shoulders out. Could probably squeeze your hand in there and pump them out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brent Smith
its what i do but cant seem to finish straight dead orchard, from no on im going dead orchard control straight to croc
I've seen Orchard kick over for the armbar so thats a def option. Personally I don't like to give up that triangle bite once I lock it in. You also have that Americana type submission if they try to Home Alone to avoid the armbar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonrivello
Top side armbar from S-Mount or Spiderweb (The one Aoki showed Eddie in MTS). Love it, been using since my early Judo days ;)
I like the far side arm bar from knee on belly and spiderweb anytime I can get there.
as far as armbars go, i like to work them from spiderweb. ive been finding the deep hooks from scrambles a lot, though my swim move needs work. i generally just go basic spiderweb armcrush armbar. im starting to practice the baratoplata off the spiderweb rmbar though, looks like a lot of fun