When Germany is the official 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu

I hope soon

I like this post.

Dieses ist gut!

http://10thplanethamburg.com/10th_Pl...Breakdown.html

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Originally Posted by Jonrivello

http://10thplanethamburg.com/10th_Pl...Breakdown.html

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OK, what is that version of a triangle called at 1:10?

http://vimeo.com/22534527#

I hit that frequently. I can't finish it often though.

10th Planet Hamburg is no more.

Ahh

Well, if you open one in Berlin I know of a few people who would be there for the first day and ready to go!

Its up to you guys in germany to get an official 10p in germany, study the system and get it going, its not gonna just pop up there

I can get a place here, Berlin, 2 days a week, but it would be pretty awesome if we had someone who was more experienced in the system to help guide us. I have no issues with helping organize etc.

Just start drilling man, everything else will start falling into place

I believe that's how most of the schools started up that exist today: Guys read the books and watched the vids and started repping with a group -> hotbox -> school.

No one will tell me the name of that technique I asked about?

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Originally Posted by Kurzy

I believe that's how most of the schools started up that exist today: Guys read the books and watched the vids and started repping with a group -> hotbox -> school.

No one will tell me the name of that technique I asked about?

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Idk but Sean Bollinger showed us the same technique out in Springfield last year. It's a sick move if you've got good leg dexterity.

Yeah I watch the DVDs etc, but the issue is...just two people drilling is good, great at times, but that hurt motivation, doesn't help with tech. questions etc.

Plus, there should be some more people around Berlin wanting to learn this? If so hit me up on ere, lemme know, let's train and learn.

@Kurzy

If I understand correctly, what you referred at 1:10 in the video is the inverted triangle. Long legs help with alot of leg submissions, but are in no way a must. I hit this version of the triangle, most of the time from half guard, but here is a semi detailed breakdown by Braulio Estima, who won ADCC 2011, when he defeated Andre Galvao with the inverted triangle

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a82B3Rgh4lI

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Originally Posted by velebrzB

@Kurzy

If I understand correctly, what you referred at 1:10 in the video is the inverted triangle. Long legs help with alot of leg submissions, but are in no way a must. I hit this version of the triangle, most of the time from half guard, but here is a semi detailed breakdown by Braulio Estima, who won ADCC 2011, when he defeated Andre Galvao with the inverted triangle

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a82B3Rgh4lI

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Thank you do much this is an amazing technique in going to add to my video library!

Thanks Velebrz! I thought that was in inverted triangle, but when he locked his hands up around the head I thought maybe it was a different technique and I was missing something.

theres actually tobias and verena from hamburg who are trying their best to get it set up better than ever. they just need a bit more time. :) and people

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Originally Posted by Isaac Atley

theres actually tobias and verena from hamburg who are trying their best to get it set up better than ever. they just need a bit more time. :) and people

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Tobias knows the system very well too. :-)

Ive always called it the Braulio Triangle because hes the first person I saw hit it this way

/Edit: I trained at 10th planet Hamburg when it existed. Its a shame it isnt still around because there were some really game guys and gals!