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Rolling Arm Crush... fantastic !
Jason, that is an Reverse Omoplata not an Arm Crush.
http://www.grapplearts.com/Reverse-Omo-Plata-v0.html
You can do an Omoplata from that roll but this guy hooked the leg, hips forward and crushed the arm. That's the reason he was holding his elbow and not his shoulder. Both options are dangerous.
Neat, a top side omoplata. That dude looked like he may have torn something from that from the way he reacted after. Those Sambo guys don't @#ck around man.
Very cool. Heres 2 of my variations based on the rolling oma-plata I learnd from my Sambo coach Igor Yakimov.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGfgzNmPKS8
dont call the black guys sambo
Nice video Zog. In the competition video at the top the dude did a variation of the tekks that you showed. He rolled for the arm crush but didn't stop on his back. Instead he grabbed the leg with his hand and went up to the top to finish the arm crush. Either way you're ripping a shoulder out or possibly breaking and arm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Herzog
Thanks for sharing!
Don't blink on this one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ox4NpPUIzY0
now i understand what combat sambo is lol. can someone explain to me though like in this fedor video, why do they always stand it up as soon as fedor throws the dude to the ground. Is it because its a sort of clean throw like in judo? and why do they sometimes let it stay on the ground where they can sub? ive tried looking up the rules but i havent got a clear explanation before.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAyrE2lkBhs