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that is an amazing technique. I have heard dave camarillo has some what of an ego but with skills like that I dont blame him!
Yeah I love this armbar
very nice!
Hard to set-up on live opponent.
Flying swim move to armbar. Fuck Yeah
Not a swim move. Swim move rolls them forward.
This is one of Noah's favorites. And +1 for Bobby.
I love Dave Camarillo, his interview for Fightworks is one of my favorites.
wow - love it
That is dope!
In his book Camarillo describes it as a counter to a standing kimura lock (aka mir lock). Technically I guess you could feed your opponent the mir lock but yeah, as described in the book, it is a very situational move.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobby rivers
Makes way more sense now. Thanks point.
I would serve up Mir locks on a silver platter all day long. But who takes them? Especially without controlling the body. The hard part is getting their head low enough while having an underhook and their other arm is not really trying to control you intelligently. Yeah its pretty situational, but badass nonetheless.
Im thinkin off a stuffed shot. Don't know who im gonna have to trick to let me try it on though.
That has to be one of the most beautiful single moves I have ever seen i BJJ. God, I hope nobody ever gets me in that in a competition :)
Who cares if you don't roll him forward, it is a good way to remember.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taylor Craig
The legs are opposite in a swim as well, whatever.......... Flying swim, flyin fish call it what you want. Nice move
Mir lock is a toe hold from jui claw, not sure what you mean.Quote:
Originally Posted by AJ Camacho
Frank Mir vs Pete Williams is the Mir lock Thief was referring to.
You wouldnt call a ford a dodge would you? Kinda semantics anyway, jussayin.
You might call a Ford a Dodge if it ran right!