Tried to find a thread about this but could not so sorry if its already out there.
Thoughts on this move? i haven't tried it out at all yet..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLNlbSbadYg
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Tried to find a thread about this but could not so sorry if its already out there.
Thoughts on this move? i haven't tried it out at all yet..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLNlbSbadYg
yeah sure it could work but i reckon id just pull my leg up and then stretch him out again, though usually im not even streching him out, means u have the strech out as an extra defense whn he starts getting crazy. and sory but that tourniment video, the guy didnt have it properly in. im keen to give it a go and comeback but i reckon no it wont work anywhere near as well as he thinks.
It should work. I post my leg once I have escaped the lockdown though. I like Marcelo Garcia's counters to the lockdown better. Erik Paulson's counters to the lockdown are also legit, but very mean.
Hes on to something but i think there is a slight variation in his foot work that would work better.
On the opposite side of the spectrum I think if the guy on bottom "booted" his feet better it would pose more of a problem. That's not to say that it renders the guard break invalid, i just think if you are going to teach something that the other person should have good technique. Ya dig?
It is not difficult to swing out of a shitty lockdown.
I use this often.
That's a pretty standard lockdown escape. It's how I do it. It works. Like anything else, it's a battle if the guy knows what he's doing.
People that try to reach back and play with my lockdown usually get wrapped up into a head and arm grip. I've yet to successfully turn it into a sweep but at least I keep them away from my legs while regaining control of their upper body.
Check out MTS 33 around the 50 minute mark. Eddie uses this to unlock the lockdown in transition to an arm triangle.
totally legit
Thats not what Eddie does. There is a big difference watch the vids again and you will see.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Ludington
Locked leg, heel to ass then slam foot over to the out side. Turn your leg over(knee up) both hands push down on his leg to pop your knee thru. Slide your knee/ shin thru painfully on his inner thigh to mount. ta da! I should find the video huh. its out there
Denny taught us this 3 years ago and named it the Swisher
I'd like to see thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Jameson (Weebo)
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Originally Posted by Jameson (Weebo)
this is what i use. but it doesnt work when someone with longer legs stretches me out in the lockdown.
He's got the right idea. It works. But it's tougher than that to unlock a really good lockdown though. And in the second comp video he doesn't clear the leg completely anyway; the guy still has his heel in there digging on the calf muscle (which hurts) and leaving the door open to reestablish the lockdown.
If you lift your leg and get underneath the heel, now you can unhook it and follow the same process to hide your leg from your opponent.
Good postQuote:
Originally Posted by Cody Kietzman
This. This is how we learn to get through LD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandon Mccaghren
+2. The best defenses and escapes for 10p, are usually going to come from 10p. Its not being arrogant. Just makes sense. We are in that shit all day everyday. Countering counters then recountering and on and on it goes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandon Mccaghren
if he stretches you down with his lock, you wont be high on his torso. perfict position to take this route.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeanTheGreat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y0ZlWBVSU8&feature=relmfu
@ 2:20
It can also fail if he is hip to it and pulls you back up with his whizzar or under hook. But if you can connect your hands its money. Plus you can pass as well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1ueQaJSOIg
It looks like Marcelo Garcia starts to use an element of this technique except he changes his mind and hooks the leg instead of pushing it at the 6:50 mark.
Legit :)