Just saw MTS episode 59, loving the new path of the rubber guard. Congrats to boogeyman Martinez on his tuff n uff victory for the 170lb belt looking to see more success from him.
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Just saw MTS episode 59, loving the new path of the rubber guard. Congrats to boogeyman Martinez on his tuff n uff victory for the 170lb belt looking to see more success from him.
Great episode just finished watching it. I'm killing with muddy waters during class.How about Renato?Had me rolling with laughter, that's some funny shit, bro!
I'm disappointed that Renato is in Kahootz with Royler.... Disappointed :(
Tell me about it :(Quote:
Originally Posted by rickdawson
Its sad Renato would stoop so low.
Another awesome episode!!!! PORRA!!!!!
And then he kicked the boogeyman. I'm swear if I see that Brazilian guy. I'm gonna kick him square in his dick.Quote:
Originally Posted by rickdawson
Wasn't expecting another one to be out so quick. Diggin the extra details on Muddy Waters. Makes me anxious to compete!!
Huge heart by Martinez in that fight. Those slams looked powerful enough to knock the wind out of him, but he outlasted his opponent to pick up the sub.
Congrats to the martinez bros! Great episode. Loving the technique.
Totally respect to the Martinez bros! Mad respect way to represent :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex Canders
Street Sweep is legit it's all about homie control.
Great episode !! Always great information put out in every episode !! If you don't have a pro membership, get one asap !!
what are we supposed to take away form the no-gi moment?
that z-guard is useless in mma? or that tim boetsch has an embarrassing game from the bottom?
Great episode! Congrats to everyone that got promoted!
Z-guard is dangerous to play in MMA :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony Toffolo
On the Z guard in MMA: I think the best use of it was Jeff Curran vs Scott Jorgenson, and even though Jeff did a good job of limiting the hits he took, he still took a beating from Z.
It all goes back to the basic mantra: all the way in or all the way out, 'cause hanging out in the middle will get your ass beat up. Z simply leaves too much base, too much power and too many tools free.
Agree absolutely although it can be worked in the transition well, I used it in my last MMA fight. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1g1CYSsE74Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike May
PS: Brilliant episode and system in general I find a lot of the stuff is great to through into my no gi game, the truck options I liked this episode too.
Thanks Denny!Quote:
Originally Posted by DENNY PROKOPOS
I wanna sincerely thank Eddie again for being such a sharing teacher. Other guys charge an arm and a leg for everything. It's still nuts that we can get a monthly instructional with tons of tech for only $5 a month. 10thp4l
Good post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike May
I think enough fights have proven that MMA guards should either be clinch based. Only reason to creat space would be to get back to the feet.
I also think its been proven that RG doesn't require a yogis flexibility. I still don't get why more folks don't use it. But that's another story.
Good usage. Into it and out of it before your opponent was able to create space for bombs.Quote:
Originally Posted by chris miah