10th planet portland greco throw/ reverse spiderweb

[callum weaver]

Does anyone know the name of the greco throw in this video and secondly wold be great to see more reverse spiderweb stuff, its a great position, looked on mastering the system technique list doesn't seem to be much on the position.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4A6rMbojhVA

[nathan orchard]

I call it the Russian throw but that is not any kind of official name. I have an entire system around reverse spider web. What Phill and I have put on the internet is only the tip of the iceberg. But I am keeping the rest of my tricks up my sleeve for seminars.

[callum weaver]

Let us know if you make it over to the UK, would be good to learn more of it.

[ml82]

Nathan, if you have the Kimura grip while being mounted or back mounted, are there any options from there?

[Matt _monster_paul]

I wrestled a bit of Greco. perhaps there are different names out there as most wrestling schools have different names for the same tech. but I've learned that as a firemans from Russian tie. it being a firemans throw specifically for Greco so there is no attack on the leg.

[callum weaver]

Thanks Matt I'll look it up and see what i get.

[RichardC]

Yoko wakare in judo, with a variation in grip. Vertushka in sambo. Armspin or possibly firemans in Greco.

[RichardC]

It does vary from school to school, as a previous poster said, but I'd say armspin before firemans because of the leg placement. Some wrestlers I train with also call it a Jap Whizzer.

[Matt _monster_paul]

It does vary from school to school, as a previous poster said, but I'd say armspin before firemans because of the leg placement. Some wrestlers I train with also call it a Jap Whizzer.

good call on the jap whizzer. forgot the name

[Brent Smith]

I really like that throw