Eddie Bravo "stealing" moves

[Brandon Palmer]

No arm triangle with tha fist is the gagreflex and the douschebag is finishing in spiderweb by pushin on his face with your foot. jussayin

HAH!

Orange juice raped my father.

[Tyler Timmermans]

Ude-Garami is the Americana, Kuzure Ude Garami is a term used to describe the Kimura and a large number of other "key lock"esqe type of submissions. "Kuzure" just means variation. Nether leads to specualtion that it was later added to Judo, one doesn't lead to the other. The term Kurzure is used to list a number of variants of techniques, as a classification, not that it was later added. The Japanese did not use discrpitions to name transitions, only the actual technique. As I said before Kano was a Jujutsu expert prior to creating Judo. There are several variations of keylocks, hammer locks, etc. in the traditional Japanese Jujutsu systems (Which there are hundreds of), well prior to any influnce or exposure that Catch had on Judo.

im sure pankration was the first fighting system to use the kimura.

[Tyler Timmermans]

and this is clearly a set up for the darce

[Max P.]

lol awesome

[BillWalker]

No arm triangle with tha fist is the gagreflex and the douschebag is finishing in spiderweb by pushin on his face with your foot. jussayin

I had called it the "douche bag" bag because of this thread, the guy that does it called it that, but its good to get the correction!

http://www.10thplanetjj.com/threads/...ghlight=douche

[derrick ikwueme]

yo i invented everything and i'm getting a patent on all jiujitsu moves & i'm charging everybody to use my shit lol

[Chris Herzog]

im sure pankration was the first fighting system to use the kimura.

Clearly you weren't reading what I wrote. I never said Judo was the first system to use a "ude-garami" I said it was there far before its introduction to Catch.

[Eddie Bravo]

I invented passing the guard

[Brandon Palmer]

I invented the "Angry Dragon".

Also, munting.

[Isaiah Mendoza]

hell ya. this has just turned into a grappling history thread. I love it.