MTS 78 is now LIVE! "Death From Below"

[Apperz]

Did you change your name? I thought you had a different name....

huh?

[Apperz]

Eddie knows about those Herzog and I showed him awhile ago. Beside Reilly learned those entries from a guy Named Tyga that trains/ teaches at NY Combat Sambo. I did a seminar at that school showing that transition to the 411 and the ham sandwich weeks before he released those videos. The other instructor, even taught a seminar the next weekend at Pablo Popovitch's school showing the stuff I taught.

Cool, sorry - wasn't trying to say they're something you'd not seen before. Just pointing at further resources if looking for other variants. No offence meant >.<

[Kurzy]

Weird, I guess I saw your avatar, but I never noticed that you go by "Apperz". For some reason I thought you posted by your real name. Just a brain fart.

[Apperz]

Weird, I guess I saw your avatar, but I never noticed that you go by "Apperz". For some reason I thought you posted by your real name. Just a brain fart.

My surname is Aplin, Apperz is my nickname Well, Appers, but that sounds like a cereal... or Cider.

[Scott Yockel]

Cool, sorry - wasn't trying to say they're something you'd not seen before. Just pointing at further resources if looking for other variants. No offence meant >.<

non takin fella!

[Andrew Alexander]

Mastering The System episode 78 is now ready for study. Episode 77 was all about the path to the Gogo clinch. It is a super crucial episode for those of you on a quest to master the rubber guard. Go back and study that one before diving into this one if you havnt already because a large part of this episode is about polishing the Gogo clinch and I also go over a different submission option off the Gogo clinch, "death from below" which is a perfect position to land elbows from the bottom, and the submission from there is just as deadly. And for the first time in MTS history I introduce a part of the leg lock game that I recently got addicted to, the honey hole also known as the saddle and 411. This is a part the heel hook game that I was first exposed to by 10p black belt Shigeki Matsuda, but I ignored it because I was too afraid to play footsies. Then years later after Denny Prokopos dove into the leg lock game, he tried to get me into the honey hole then, but again it seemed to dangerous to me. It wasn't until 5 years later, when Garry Tonon submitted Richie Martinez and Nathan Orchard from this position in competition that I finally realized how awesome the position is. Orchard broke it down to me beautifully and a seminar of his and I finally fell in love with it. The honey hole system is vast and I only touched on a couple set ups but it's an MTS segment that will probably ignite your fire for the leg lock game if you've been avoiding it like I was. Plus I also go over Dean Lister's favorite honey hole escape. If you're still not interested in the honey hole after watching this episode you better at least master the escape, trust me, this escape is pure gold. Thank you for the support! Enjoy :-)

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Eddie are you using that wrist grip on the heel hook like Herzog and Bmac use to crank that heel hook?

[David Rosado]

Not jiu jitsu related, but here's part 2 to the daggering clip. best dance craze ever

[David Rosado]

hahaha^ well played.


That darce defense from Stew Landry is slick. Great episode overall. Lots of good stuff that fits seamlessly into my current game.

[Brent Smith]

Eddies Rockstar energy drink tip was hilarious