Does anybody do bottom armtrianles with lockdown on the opposite leg ? I think same leg lockdown and arm triangles work better but it seems easier to get the opposite arm/ leg setup.
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Thread: Arm Triangles
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- 10th planet St.Paul/Woodbury
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Arm Triangles
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- RMNU
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Yes. With opposite leg you can stomp and sweep and finish from top.
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Eddie does that shit a lot.
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- 10th planet St.Paul/Woodbury
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But what about finishing the armtriangle from bottom with opposite leg?
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- 10th Planet MTS
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MTS 20, 41:30, is this what you're talking about?
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- 10th Planet El Paso
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Yup its called the apollo
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Opposite leg? Same side leg yeah. Not opposite leg. I don't think I'd get leverage with the opposite leg.
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- 10th planet St.Paul/Woodbury
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That was it,thanx.
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- 10th Planet Oakland
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All the time, I have a few of these in competitions.
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- 10th Planet Montreal
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A few guys at our school have good variations of this.. I usually picture trying to pop the persons head of as I squeeze, extending the lockdown and pulling up,away and away with the arm triangle.
Master Louis "Street" Ho has a super effective version that he does but he crunches in when he does it. Neither are very pleasant to be stuck in.
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