Especially if you're whipping up, ear to belly button/ flared elbow up/ and modified S grip has helped me w/ controlling posture.Quote:
Originally Posted by apygav
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Especially if you're whipping up, ear to belly button/ flared elbow up/ and modified S grip has helped me w/ controlling posture.Quote:
Originally Posted by apygav
It'll take a while. One of my favorite quotes is that "perfect posture can exist in every situation or position." Something like that. The same way how if you're on top and your head leans forward, if you're on bottom and your chin starts to drop, you're open to all sorts of head hunting attacks like guillotines, darces, and anacondas. Marcelo Garcia is a master at getting on top and snapping onto guillotines anytime that someone's posture breaks even just a little bit. Just work some of the stuff said in here, and you'll start to naturally keep your head out of risky spots.
Double understand and starving child should help that.
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Originally Posted by Khaos Keith
Ha ha - yeh?? Great advice, thanx guys, I've have been playing the 1/4 game for ages and this is the first time I have found this, will keep the above in mind - thanks again!!
Another agent of Renato. Say no to child support.Quote:
Originally Posted by Khaos Keith
Haha sorry it was very late when I wrote that, what I meant was get perfect underhooks, whip up, tuck your head under and curl up (starving child).
That perfect whip to s grip works for me. I've taken a lot of licks playing lockdown, but I never had a problem with guillotines. Mostly americanas and darces. The details of the basic whip to perfect du are crucial and easily overlooked if you don't know them.
As someone who has been training with Pat recently I can attest to the above lol...Quote:
After watching Eddie dominate Royler from lockdown I went back and dedicated time to the position and now get choked must less often.
Another tip I heard is to place ur forehead on where your opponent's belt buckle would be. If you that you should be at minimal risk for guillotines or arm in chokes.