One of my favorite no-gi matches from last year. Here's a great breakdown of the match and all the positions and moves involved.Quote:
Originally Posted by Liquidrob
http://thejiujitsulab.wordpress.com/...011-world-pro/
http://i.imgur.com/J0oqO.jpg
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One of my favorite no-gi matches from last year. Here's a great breakdown of the match and all the positions and moves involved.Quote:
Originally Posted by Liquidrob
http://thejiujitsulab.wordpress.com/...011-world-pro/
http://i.imgur.com/J0oqO.jpg
Thanks for the link, good stuff
Thanks for all the information guys. I've been working pretty hard on it for last 3 weeks now. I'm starting to be able to get into spiral much more consistently these days and I'm not getting subbed by the foot locks. I totally appreciate all the feedback!
Spiral guard looks like reverse de la riva to me... what is the difference?
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Originally Posted by Shawn Arnold
There really is a lack of instruction on the spiral gaurd/RDLR on Youtube, no gi is barely covered
Someone needs to corner the market
I'm trying to get my coach to make some DVDs on this. His DLR/SG (De la Riva / Spider Guard) is absolutely dominating, and I have seen him use it to demolish the highest caliber of high-end black belts at top competitions. His DLR/SG completely off-balances you, and sets up really fast, efficient transitions to whatever he wants ... deep half, x-guard, spider, the back, sweep, etc. If it ever happens, you guys will be the first to know
Some more good action to watch, plus a breakdown
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNaZwG-phUA&feature=player_embedded
http://thejiujitsulab.wordpress.com/...i-worlds-2011/
There is no difference. If you see "Caio Terra" guard same thing as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shawn Arnold
Honestly there isn't much to do with it in no-gi other than the 3 basics.Quote:
Originally Posted by Liquidrob
1. Beijo de dragao (kiss of the dragon) spin under to back/sweep. The one all the Atos guys, Cobrinha, and Terra do.
2. The arm-drag back flip sweep. Basically the Shaolin sweep but from RDLR. Gui Mendes is famous for it. He does it at 0:25
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u35BL8S3aO0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-HHVWqMAnU
3. Using it to come up on a single leg takedown.
This is the best RDLR instructional on the web. Caio Terra's half guard dvd covers a lot.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KdrA2SSv9I&feature=player_embedded
Great stuff mike, this forum is really solid when discussing technique