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Technique I stumbled upon... Just recently found a video of Marcelo Garcia doing something similar! Haven't seen it much though and I catch it A LOT! Let me know what ya think?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_1eF...e_gdata_player
If this doesn't post could someone post it for me? Working from an iPhone
That is excellent. I'd be afraid of killing my partners' shoulders though while getting in reps.
Oh trust me... I have to filter through partners to practice this one :P
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyCU7sMgfk0
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Its a completely diff entry Robert. Or are you blind?
Gil Castillo vs Raymond Mansfield 2000. Rolling or flipping omo bin one of my goto's for a while. It used to be Stalkachu's avatar as a gif.
I can't see if anyone posted the video for me but if someone did... THANKS!! :D
this doesn't look like a high percentage move. I'll gladly change my opinion if you can prove me wrong though.
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nice. I'm wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonathan Wylie
Wow.. and it's not just a single.. but a deep single. He has one knee on the ground and he still hits it. Compared to the other flying omo single leg defenses I've seen, this one looks more versatile.
I'm pretty sure Nino Schembri has been doing it for a long time.
Its not a uncommon transition, I teach it off a deep single leg. Its part of our warms ups for our advanced class on Saturdays.
Were were working it here in Springfield a while back as a counter to the deep single leg.
Does anyone know if there is a name for it?
... What I read: "The technique you thought was pretty cool is just a simple warm up for us...NOOB!!"Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Herzog
lol
Then you didn't read it well enough....I said "its part of our warm ups for our Advanced class".
Its called a Rolling Omoplata.
I know man I was just kidding... I know what you meant.Quote:
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