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Hi everyone, I saw a technique call "The Back Window" in Eddie's Book (the transition to the back to the armbar position or "Spider Web"), the question is, does it have a good rated of success? Do you use it? Do you recomend me to train it :P ?
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Black Widow? If this is what you mean, then yes, rep the F@#K out of it. I have success with it.
its good man. that said i usually prefer to work for the choke. but if you really can't get it that's totally legit. really make sure you are able to lock that shoulder, you don't want your opponent coming up into you while you're trying for the arm.
It's gold!
BACK WIDOW FOR THE WIN! I can't even choke a dead baby.
it's called Back widow not black widow ;)
Repping it makes it high percentage. If the situation presents its self I take it.
Back widow. Highest percentage sub off back for me. Threaten the shit out of the choke. Then trap the shoulder. So much control.
hey hey i heard you guys were talking about the black window
It's funny, I drill the back widow at my gym (non 10th planet) and my coach loved it. He loved the part where you flip the guy over into spider web. Months later, we're working a rolling sambo arm bar from back control... the setup is almost identical but instead of the roll you finish with a belly down arm bar.
Contextually, I think it's done because the Kurtka provides enough friction to finish from the top and Sambo rules require a faster finish.
My point is though, it's cool to see how closely related but different various grappling styles are. Those insights alone are worth the time spent on the mats.
Back Widow or "the creep" how it's also called is huge. But for me it really started to work when Erwann Marshall a long-time brown belt under Eddie showed me the details of his version of it. Good stuff for sure!
LOL-Back Window, Black widow, Black windowQuote:
Originally Posted by John Campbell
wack billow?
wack biddow
what's a biddow?
i dunno.. it sounds like something a wigga would say though, like "man that's bidd-owe"
man! thats wack, bidd-owee
But why do you think the technique is not seen so much in high level competitions? I mean in MMA or ADCC or shits like that
Thanks for the replays :)
Most people just train chokes. But consequently means most defend chokes as well, which is why this is a high percentage move for now. Ive landed a couple in comps.