10th planet portland greco throw/ reverse spiderweb

Does anyone know the name of the greco throw in this video and secondly wold be great to see more reverse spiderweb stuff, its a great position, looked on mastering the system technique list doesn't seem to be much on the position.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4A6rMbojhVA

I call it the Russian throw but that is not any kind of official name. I have an entire system around reverse spider web. What Phill and I have put on the internet is only the tip of the iceberg. But I am keeping the rest of my tricks up my sleeve for seminars.

Let us know if you make it over to the UK, would be good to learn more of it.

Nathan, if you have the Kimura grip while being mounted or back mounted, are there any options from there?

I wrestled a bit of Greco. perhaps there are different names out there as most wrestling schools have different names for the same tech. but I've learned that as a firemans from Russian tie. it being a firemans throw specifically for Greco so there is no attack on the leg.

Thanks Matt I'll look it up and see what i get.

Yoko wakare in judo, with a variation in grip. Vertushka in sambo. Armspin or possibly firemans in Greco.

It does vary from school to school, as a previous poster said, but I'd say armspin before firemans because of the leg placement. Some wrestlers I train with also call it a Jap Whizzer.

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Originally Posted by RichardC

It does vary from school to school, as a previous poster said, but I'd say armspin before firemans because of the leg placement. Some wrestlers I train with also call it a Jap Whizzer.

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good call on the jap whizzer. forgot the name

I really like that throw

It's a nice little throw for grappling. In mma you might get punched in the face :D

In mma the chances of getting punched in the face are pretty high anyways.

I've hit that throw in mma. you can most definitely use it in there. there's plenty of options to hit firemans, jap whizzers, and no arm firemans in mma if you are proficient at it. this is a really effective takedown I would definitely not eliminate from your game if you can get good at it. definitely throw a lot of wrestlers off if they know you yourself are not one.

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Originally Posted by RichardC

It does vary from school to school, as a previous poster said, but I'd say armspin before firemans because of the leg placement. Some wrestlers I train with also call it a Jap Whizzer.

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Richard I rewatched it, it may be a jap whizzer from Russian grip, although the real jap whizzer is going to come from inside tie up instead of the Russian being on the outside. If you guys are interested I could upload some throws that have worked well for me?

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Originally Posted by Matt _monster_paul

Richard I rewatched it, it may be a jap whizzer from Russian grip, although the real jap whizzer is going to come from inside tie up instead of the Russian being on the outside. If you guys are interested I could upload some throws that have worked well for me?

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Hell yes please do