Position I working on: Rubber Guard to twister side to the truck to multiple finishes

Hey Guys,
Here is a position I'm working on, let me know what you thinking about:

http://youtu.be/SzEaAGwZHMw

Thanks for your time and cheers
From Switzerland..

That's the D.A....I like to take the baby arm right after the transition from jiu claw

Not bad, couple things to work on:

1)Hug the knee don't just rest your hand on it, make it a tight clinch
2) During the DA Sweep don't grab his elbow with your left arm, wrap it just under his butt to the far hip to prevent the cartwheel escape.You can use your right hand to control the wrist if you need to.
3)Make sure to iron palm his hip to ensure the completion of the sweep and obtaining twister side control.
4)In Twister Side Control, get your ass on his chest and keep it off the floor.
5) Don't triangle your legs during the calf crush, stomp the foot, otherwise he can counter with a calf crush of his own. Same during the crotch ripper.
6) Also be careful grabbing his foot with your inside (left ) arm, there is a counter arm bar there.
7) There is a huge battle you are bypassing when you put his arm under the head, there are a few set ups (I recommend watching the NEW final 3 steps to the twister Episode of MTS to see how thats now being handled).

Its awesome to see 10p developing in other countries!

Also rocking him up after you secure baseball bat and you are working on the twister. You are at the final three steps, after you have the grapevine and you have pulled his arm around to your chest. Rock him up and you will get your hand around his head without an hand fight, then it is just a matter of securing the S-grip.
(watch the segment on the final three step in Mastering the Twister)

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Originally Posted by Kurzy

Also rocking him up after you secure baseball bat and you are working on the twister. You are at the final three steps, after you have the grapevine and you have pulled his arm around to your chest. Rock him up and you will get your hand around his head without an hand fight, then it is just a matter of securing the S-grip.
(watch the segment on the final three step in Mastering the Twister)

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man that sounds familiar :P

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Originally Posted by Chris Herzog

Not bad, couple things to work on:

1)Hug the knee don't just rest your hand on it, make it a tight clinch
2) During the DA Sweep don't grab his elbow with your left arm, wrap it just under his butt to the far hip to prevent the cartwheel escape.You can use your right hand to control the wrist if you need to.
3)Make sure to iron palm his hip to ensure the completion of the sweep and obtaining twister side control.
4)In Twister Side Control, get your ass on his chest and keep it off the floor.
5) Don't triangle your legs during the calf crush, stomp the foot, otherwise he can counter with a calf crush of his own. Same during the crotch ripper.
6) Also be careful grabbing his foot with your inside (left ) arm, there is a counter arm bar there.
7) There is a huge battle you are bypassing when you put his arm under the head, there are a few set ups (I recommend watching the NEW final 3 steps to the twister Episode of MTS to see how thats now being handled).

Its awesome to see 10p developing in other countries!

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Hi Chris,
Thank you very much for your advices! Awesome! Will work on the points and will send the improved sequence :-) !
This will help me a lot!

Cheers
Stefan

Oh shit. Sorry Chris. I must have just skimmed over that part.

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Originally Posted by Kurzy

Oh shit. Sorry Chris. I must have just skimmed over that part.

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Lol just fuckin wit ya!

That's OK. In the "Moving to Toronto" thread I said that You and 10P Rochester are only a couple hours away from the GTA and no-one read that, and then started repeating it, so we're even!
;)

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Originally Posted by Kurzy

That's OK. In the "Moving to Toronto" thread I said that You and 10P Rochester are only a couple hours away from the GTA and no-one read that, and then started repeating it, so we're even!
;)

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No were not, it wasn't me repeating it ;)

*we're

(Hahaha! I HAD to!)