ah! his head is on the inside over his chest, not underneath. got it!
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ah! his head is on the inside over his chest, not underneath. got it!
If guys can hit it at the Olympic level, it is without a doubt legit and certainly worth using if it presents itself. If you can't finish because the guy is too flexible, it is certainly going to demoralize the person all the same. Adding new finishes off transition is certainly worth investigating as well. I posted a thread on this subject 4 years ago on the old forum and nobody seemed interested. It's cool to see that has changed.
I must have missed that thread cause I'm def interested.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon Watkins
Me too!
Definitely cool to see other people interested. Btw guys hit my first Electric Chair finish in competition today. 10th Planet for Life!
I know this thread is a bit old but I remembered it and realized I had not shared this. Some of you may of met my daughter Morigan at the Great Lakes Camp last year. But she hits this move in wrestling fairly often. You absolutely can submit people with it. It's easier to do so with the banana split though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2MJwXMc_WU
(It is important to note, there are multiple versions and ways to end up in this position. The one Morigan is using in that video is the "Cross Body Spladle" that can be done from the back. The more conventional spladle is done as a counter to the single leg.)
This video is from the inventor of the Spladle. The world record holder for most pins in wrestling, Wade Schalles.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHStXmMiJYQ
Anthony Birchak showed a slick entry to the spladle at the SW No-Gi Summit last week.