I have been working on my flexibility for a while and last night while we were sparing I locked in a sorcerer and got the tap, and i was even in a gi haha wish I had video but I am really pumped about it so I had to say something :cool:
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I have been working on my flexibility for a while and last night while we were sparing I locked in a sorcerer and got the tap, and i was even in a gi haha wish I had video but I am really pumped about it so I had to say something :cool:
i can deeg it haha. you should go to an all gi comp and pull it haha theyll be all like............WHAAAAA?!?!
I think it's cool that you got it in general, i don't see where the gi/nogi makes a difference.
Nice man
I had the sorcerer all the way to both feet in the "gogoplata" position and double zombie going. But, the guy I had it on has elbows that can bend past 180 degrees a bit and somehow turned his elbows in. Is there any way to prevent that?
Nice good work
Probably easier to do in a gi aside from breaking the posture. My rg is more solid in a gi for real. My goal tonight is to hit one for the first time, got a couple reps yesterday and it's very doable.
clear the head, test the gogo, test the sorcerer and if they dont work just go to perpendicular jiu claw. thats my way of doing things usually.
Damn, that would have been SOOOOOOOOO awesome to get the tap from it, but yes. Him being able to bend to 190 degrees from the elbow and then spin it in a 360 from the shoulder joint puts him in that category of "genetic freak." Good for him though, submission resistance isn't a bad thing to have right? I'll just take the satisfaction of having progressed all the way to the finish position of the Sorcerer despite no tap.
I guess the question is, is a dude like that still Sorcerer"able?"
That's when you switch it back to the gogo. Some people just have too much flexibiliy to sub with certain moves