Just curious as to what your go to move is from there, do you like to wait for the kimura? Or maybe like a arm drag? Thx
Just curious as to what your go to move is from there, do you like to wait for the kimura? Or maybe like a arm drag? Thx
I hit singles all day, that's almost all I would do.
Eventually your training partners will get wise, then I hunt for either the G roll or flip the shield into a hook and enter 1LX
Knee bar
Inverted triangle is fun from z
Smh don't know why I never thought to single leg from thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Gray
There is a back take actually from this position. Derek S, taught it at a seminar down in 10P Sherman a while back...I use it all the time!
Yeah, just think of the shield as a placeholder for your underhookQuote:
Originally Posted by Troy Yang
Different guys have just been giving different things. We have a purple belt at our school that catches the tornado sweep or berimbolo all day. I've been fighting for the underhook more and getting to dogfight or trying to go old-school
Knee reap to heel hook :)
I love this. Reminds me of Marcelo's usage of 2 on 1 from butterfly to take the back - you are dragging their posting arm to the other-side of their body.... I sense some drilling coming on later! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Royce Kim
I love to hunt for armdrags to 100%.
You can get a pretty sweet arm bar from the kimura set up that I like using, if they defend the kimura you bring your top leg out and over the head and invert through putting that shin under the armpit then putting the leg that was on the bottom over the neck and straightening for the sweep to arm bar... I'm searching YouTube for a video of this as you'll probably go cross eyed with my awful explanation.
Found something similar, I like to get the sweep to spider web for the finish.
http://youtu.be/u0CFjIqhd50
I think I know what you mean, go for the kimura then hook their face with your top leg and shoot your other leg through their armpit? Guessing somethin like thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Adam Ellis
Ahh just saw it, thank you so it's like you lasso your leg while holding the kimura, coolQuote:
Originally Posted by Adam Ellis