hi folks,
Just bought all of Keith owen's material (who is a pedro Sauer blackbelt, who inturn is a rickson gracie black belt.), and in volume 3 there are techniques on breaking the lockdown. Fair enough, it showed some pretty standard moves, such as breaking the double unders then sitting up etc. But then the last technique i had never seen before. I'll try and explain it.
So the guy on top is in the lockdown on his right leg.The guy on bottom gets double unders. Then the guy on bottom whips up. As this happens, the guy on top puts his right arm across the body on the guy on the bottom and rolls on to his right shoulder. His right shoulder hits on the grond by the rightside on the guy on the bottom.The guy on top continues to roll and eventually ends up taking the guys back.
It really was an inventive technique and I would be curious to see if any of you guys have performed it or will try it out in class.
Just bought all of Keith owen's material (who is a pedro Sauer blackbelt, who inturn is a rickson gracie black belt.), and in volume 3 there are techniques on breaking the lockdown. Fair enough, it showed some pretty standard moves, such as breaking the double unders then sitting up etc. But then the last technique i had never seen before. I'll try and explain it.
So the guy on top is in the lockdown on his right leg.The guy on bottom gets double unders. Then the guy on bottom whips up. As this happens, the guy on top puts his right arm across the body on the guy on the bottom and rolls on to his right shoulder. His right shoulder hits on the grond by the rightside on the guy on the bottom.The guy on top continues to roll and eventually ends up taking the guys back.
It really was an inventive technique and I would be curious to see if any of you guys have performed it or will try it out in class.
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