Yeah man send me a vid and we'll try it out tonight after class and we'll post a vid.
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Yeah man send me a vid and we'll try it out tonight after class and we'll post a vid.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0ZX2e2zTOQ
Found someone better than me to model it.
Ude Garami is Japanese and translates as arm entanglement, its the generic term for all bent arm locks like the kimura, americana, key locks, etc.
Chris, I'd love to just follow you around all day and see how much I could learn.
I bet I've checked this thread every ten minutes, dying to see your version.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruben Rivera
Ive got a question just out of curiosity.. Im not sure how much youve played around with this move yet.. but how often does the person on top spin around into side control when going for this move? For instance at 0:33 when you bring both arms to the same side of his body.. what stops him from spinning the other direction until landing in side control/cradle? Or is this one of those moves where you have to just sit up and grab the far shoulder as quick as possible before that happens? Either way.. worst case scenario.. you've at least got the sub attempt in there.. and if you dont get it youre just working to escape side.. But I was just wondering if this was working a decent percentage of the time.
Sorry about the delay man. I'll record the video upload it to Youtube tonight and it should be up by tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dylan Ehrnreiter
I read that same definition when I looked ude garami so I thought it was a kimura or americana he was referring to. It's cool to have you on my thread Chris.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Herzog
Chronic_jiujitsu
Video response is coming. Probably won't be up till tomorrow because it takes Youtube a bit to process the video. Nice questions though. Any other questions please ask.
Henry J. Martinez
PFI
Thanks bro!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruben Rivera