Escaping the Russian Cowboy

Zog, a little help here?!?!

Rule number one of sharing techniques online: Never give them the escapes.

Damn it. So your saying I need to take another trip up to the ROC lol?

Lol.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Chris Herzog

Rule number one of sharing techniques online: Never give them the escapes.

---

why not?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Craig Murray

why not?

---

Get in the position and work with what Zog has generously provided on the TWIR. It won't be long before you figure out where the weak links or transitional windows are that may be available.

Russian Cowboy aka honeyhole aka saddle, my understanding is that a knee pummel could give you inside position to kick out. Or if you post your foot on the mat, it can't be twisted in an awkward direction. Or catch them in transition and throw'em off base if they go for it. Or use both your hands to hold one of their hands to buy yourself a second or two. An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. Reason why I started juicing* in the first place.

*Fruits and Vegetables

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Arman Fathi

Russian Cowboy aka honeyhole aka saddle, my understanding is that a knee pummel could give you inside position to kick out. Or if you post your foot on the mat, it can't be twisted in an awkward direction. Or catch them in transition and throw'em off base if they go for it. Or use both your hands to hold one of their hands to buy yourself a second or two. An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. Reason why I started juicing* in the first place.

*Fruits and Vegetables

---

Russian Cowboy is not the honeyhole/saddle.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Chris Herzog

Russian Cowboy is not the honeyhole/saddle.

---

Damn.

Dear all,

Please make amends on my post at 3:44 CST today and forgive my blunder. I accept responsibility for my actions, and will triple my efforts in understanding the positions to the nth degree.

Love,
Arman