when are we gonna see some of the new path RG

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Originally Posted by Lauri Karppinen

Thank you Slick Rick for showing the rubber stamp! It looks simply awesome (and awesomely simple).. Now we need to get the new path to MTS so we'll have a weapon against this rubber guard killer :)

Maybe somebody here could describe this "muddy waters" by words so I can already start experimenting around it? All this hype really got into me and now I'm too anxious to wait until it's in MTS :D

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i too would love a little peak into some muddy waters, ever since i saw the first post i was excited too lol

OK Shit, everyone is talking about the new path and muddy waters like there is a video posted. Why haven't I seen it? Where do I go???

heh you shouldve all come to melbourne. id just say that to be ready for you should work on flexibility and crackhead.

It's one of my dreams to go to Australia!

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Originally Posted by Kurzy

OK Shit, everyone is talking about the new path and muddy waters like there is a video posted. Why haven't I seen it? Where do I go???

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muddy waters is sick dude. I was playing with the new path today in training. LOVE IT.
There is no video of the new path yet I don't think. I guess peeps are waiting for Mr Bravo to release it to the world. :)

i wish i had the money to, melbourne would have been fun, and would have been nice to roll with everyone, but i know my flexibility is already on it, im trying to learn as much as possible right now, i want to start getting into local tourneys near san antonio

I got to muddy waters twice last night rolling in class. They do try to stack you pretty hard, I found that like Eddie said instead of attacking with the armbar you turn their wrist down like an Americana it settles them down pretty quickly to where you can either get a tap with it or have them positioned enough to try take the armbar without being stacked.

Also thanks for the Rubber Stamp vid Rick. Solid.

Lauri ad Kurzy,
I appreciate the feedback and love. The goal early on was to inform Eddie of a lil loophole I found in the path that could be harmful if exposed. I had asked permission from him a couple years back to put it up. He said heck yah! He didn't want any secrets. So I put it out there for the world to see on YouTube. In the end, Eddie came up w the counter.

So I appreciate the love in your feedback, but Eddie could have easily said, "No, hide that ish!" Instead, like Bruce Lee, he understood that we all adapt. So he gets the props for being that open minded, and thereby evolving the system!

Sincerely,
Rick

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Originally Posted by Jason 'J-Faz' Farren

Triforce! I love it, gotta get me some of that.
Can't wait to see the Muddy waters evolution!
Was very cool to finally meet you too Mr.Lawrence after seeing you on the forums for so long, looking forward to the next time and cheers for partnering up with my guy Ben.
He's new to all of this stuff, he had nothing but good things to say about you.

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Aww thanks mate ben is kinda my worst case scenarios a guy who is bigger then me so I had to adapt and work Jui claw
Which just gove me some options and trust me all ive done is bitch how sore my groin is for the last couple of days i hope he keeps trainin As for the triforce off muddy waters I showed it to frank in September so ill explain it to you
When your in muddy waters and the arm is in the middle of your stomach or its caught deep In triangle country bite your left leg
(Assuming your doing muddy waters like we did right leg locks the shoulder ) on to your forearm just under your wrist and then slide your legs down towards the left hand slide to tighten it up trust me you won't feel like its on but it's about 30 percent stronger then The regular triangle when done right it requires less effort on the squeeze from you and if you have bad ankles it will save you a lot of pain that's why the guy who showed it to me uses it and then with muddy waters being added I went oh shot that's where it can go