10p4l! :D
10p4l! :D
Super stomp.
head stomp.... or did i just miss the point of the thread :D
Mini stomp saves me :)
Mini stomp is in the toolbox along with headstomp, but I'm thinking about going to butterfly guard silly! :P
I feel it's like this; Ordinary stomp: pinned opp, slow,methodic, safe.
New stomp: Smooooth..! Ninja, under the radar. But higher failure rate. (Maybe it's just me)
Super stomp; Just recently developed the flicky/flexi motion with the foot..I'm gonna test it.
It's in the name isn't it? Ok then... Super stomp! :) Thanks Derek!
Let it die and make room for other threads I guess..
i do like my slow stomp which is from the half guard variation i was doing in stockholm. even if u dont get the foot right around, being able to get ur shin into their calf muscle holds them there long enough to stomp
Auch, that horrid contraption of yours, my leg still hurts thinking about it. :'D
*from 1/4 to half.
Stupid phone...
Curb.
All are correct. The one that works at that time is the best....especially the curb stomp, One of my favs. Nothing like breaking off all of someones teeth while also breaking their jaw!
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This is BS!!!
Super stomp is best when battling the no hand pass but the slow stomp is better when going to the cop sweep and the arm triangle sweep :-)
Mini Stomp :)
I assume he's talking about the basic stomp, where you actually stomp on the heel prior to putting in the butterfly, as it's the slowest. But my color is noob, so I might be wrong. pretty sure tho. :}
It's possible you are right.
It's also possible, that during my absence, I missed an additional "Stomp"
The Stomp: Pimp Arm> Overhook> Stomp the Ankle> Outside Butterfly> Push & Pull Inside Leg to Butterfly
New Stomp: Pimp Arm> Overhook> Lift with Inside Leg> Outside Butterfly> Push & Pull Inside Leg to Butterfly
Super Stomp: Pimp Arm> Overhook> Inside Leg Curl> Outside Butterfly Hook> Push & Pull Inside Leg to Butterfly
Mini Stomp: 1/4 Guard> Outside Hand Checks Knee> Inside Hand Checks Bicep> Inside Leg Curl> Outside Leg Butterfly> Push & Climb Their Trapped Leg to Lockdown
Hopefully my choice of words describes the transitions well enough to understand.