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I'm not sure if this has been answered before, cant really tell due to all the rubber guard posts. Anyways, recently I've gotten stuck in mission control and my opponent is C-cupping my armpits and keeping his elbows tight to his body, stopping me from securing new york and attacking. Has anyone else encountered this problem, and if so, what are your solutions?
Work your night of the living dead and exhumer at that point or go to weak side crackhead, with your free hand try to push off the mat to knock them over (if your pushing with your right hand on the mat shove hard to the left on their weak angle). They most likely will post their hand. Get your free NY. I forget what that oneis called. Pedro?
Oh man, I need to revise the terminology cuz I completely forget most of the terms u r saying. I wish there was an app for that. Maybe I'll find it in eddies jiu jitsu unleashed or mts.
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Originally Posted by Brent Smith
Mastering the Rubber Guard book. Brent is spot on, and i do think its call the pedro :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrew Sarasin
I like to start working the pump at this point. If they realize what is happening, they will lean their body to the side you are attacking from in order to prevent you from pushing their elbow in. When that happens, Rescue Dog - when they lean to one side, the other side is often open to attack.
I still think the Pedro should be called the Ol' Switcheroo but whatever works. :)
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Okay, thanks for the help guys, I'll definitely try out all of these when I'm put in that situation again
I focus on using moves that don't require a zombie'd arm because it is typically a very hard war to get it.
That being said, there's a few things. One is your always going to want to get the arm before you even go into guard. Start using cocoon and a strong overhook game, then transition to full guard from there. Having the overhook before going into rubber guard is the easiest way to skip the battle.
If you're in mission control and you do want to go for a zombie though, the main detail I try and focus on is creating an angle. Hipping out to the side you want to zombie will open up his elbow on that side. This will make it much easier to dig under for a zombie. Also enter your hand in from his tricep. He's a lot stronger at his elbow and can keep that space much tighter than his tricep.
No advice to duda? Duda to barataplata?
Rhys
If you ever want any extra help with anything just ask mate and I will always stay behind with you after class a drill anything your stuck with
Thats what I here for mate we are family :)
Thanks Jamie, Ii'll definitely ask next time