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So yesterday I was watching an aggro drunk guy getting escorted out of a bar with that standing kimura thing you see in movies. Then, uhh, last night I had a dream where the police were escorting me out of a bar and I countered it with a flying omoplata and then all the cops said "awesome move, bro" and let me go free and keep drinking because they were so impressed. Is there actually any way to escape that thing, or is it on way too deep by that point? The one where they control one elbow and then ram your wrist (way too high) into your upper back? Extremely serious power-fantasy dream based discussion.
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It's called a hammerlock and you can get out of it by letting the police officer cuff you.
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Sep 23, 2015 20:31
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Also you can spin around the outside and put THEM in a hammerlock.
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Sep 23, 2015 20:40
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02-6611-0142-1 posted:So yesterday I was watching an aggro drunk guy getting escorted out of a bar with that standing kimura thing you see in movies. Then, uhh, last night I had a dream where the police were escorting me out of a bar and I countered it with a flying omoplata and then all the cops said "awesome move, bro" and let me go free and keep drinking because they were so impressed. You basically just turn your wrist so your thumb is pointing down and turn towards the restrained arm, like a teacup warmup. Or if you don't care about going to the ground you can do the same kind of sit sweeps you'd use to escape a standing full nelson. e: alternatively, let them slowly overpower you to your back before kipping up and landing a vertical suplex Mechafunkzilla fucked around with this message at 20:48 on Sep 23, 2015 |
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Sep 23, 2015 20:44
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Mechafunkzilla posted:You basically just turn your wrist so your thumb is pointing down and turn towards the restrained arm, like a teacup warmup. Or if you don't care about going to the ground you can do the same kind of sit sweeps you'd use to escape a standing full nelson. Oh my god. You really could do a flying attack off that. My subconscious knows some poo poo my conscious mind doesn't. See you in hell nerds, I'm going on a crime spree
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Sep 23, 2015 20:50
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reddit has an AMA with Sebastian Broche in progress.
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Sep 24, 2015 13:05
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02-6611-0142-1 posted:Oh my god. You really could do a flying attack off that. My subconscious knows some poo poo my conscious mind doesn't. if you try to counter a cop's low aggro joint based compliance they will probably slam you on the ground and beat you up with their 3 other friends and/or weapons they carry for just such an occasion.
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Sep 24, 2015 19:32
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Too late, I'm in jail and dead. It was worth it.
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Sep 25, 2015 02:07
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xStCMciXpGU&hd=1
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Sep 26, 2015 19:51
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http://ibjjf.org/ Live stream of Masters Worlds.
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Sep 26, 2015 21:33
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The refs are wearing pocket squares that match their ties. Classy. edits: whoops, it's a badge or something Sweaty IT Nerd fucked around with this message at 23:18 on Sep 26, 2015 |
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Sep 26, 2015 23:15
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Hey EmmyOk, here is the grappling thread. I had one thought about your intro night - when I got into a MMA gym their intro lesson was laughably easy and fun compared to what the actual class was about. They didn't want to scare off people. If your lesson isn't painful, it will be once you join the gym. But I will say fencing cardio should serve you pretty well if you are fairly intense in what you do. When I was ranked in high school I trained four nights a week and was in the best shape of my life. Let us know how your lesson goes!
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Captain Log posted:Hey EmmyOk, here is the grappling thread. Neat! Like you were saying cardio may not be an issue (though I still expect to end up tired by the end) but it will probably make loads of muscles I never normally use ache! I assume normal workout clothes are what's expected for me to bring and I won't have to have a gi or anything? fake edit: because it is too late to respond there again, re your small question yeah the embassy was the advice my pal said to give you. Apparently it's very tedious and that's the best place to start.
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Sep 28, 2015 01:17
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If you're in shape for any other sport the warmups are unlikely to be that big a deal, but no matter how good a shape you're in randori is going to exhaust you until you get used to it.
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fatherdog posted:If you're in shape for any other sport the warmups are unlikely to be that big a deal, but no matter how good a shape you're in randori is going to exhaust you until you get used to it. Yeah that makes sense. Even though I was in shape when I started swimming it took a while until I was able to get used to it because it was so different to everything else I did. There is an Atos place in town that sounds neat, I dunno if that name is familiar at all though. There website certainly made out it was amazing. There is also SBG but they are more MMA and I'm just mainly interested in the BJJ. They do an introductory class on Saturday at 11 so I am pretty excited to try that!
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EmmyOk posted:Yeah that makes sense. Even though I was in shape when I started swimming it took a while until I was able to get used to it because it was so different to everything else I did. There is an Atos place in town that sounds neat, I dunno if that name is familiar at all though. There website certainly made out it was amazing. There is also SBG but they are more MMA and I'm just mainly interested in the BJJ. They do an introductory class on Saturday at 11 so I am pretty excited to try that! Atos are a very good team, as are SBG actually. My advice would be to take an intro class at both places and see which one you feel more comfortable at.
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EmmyOk posted:There is an Atos place in town that sounds neat, I dunno if that name is familiar at all though. There website certainly made out it was amazing.
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Ok that's neat! I'll definitely try both, though I am fencing on Sunday for a competition so I will probably leave it till the following weekend because the trainings sound exacting.
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Sep 28, 2015 01:44
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Going through Jiu Jitsu University again for the first time in a couple years. I really wasn't expecting to get a whole lot out of a reread, but I've been really amazed how many good tips I'm getting out of it that more or less flew over my head when I was first starting out.
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Sep 29, 2015 12:16
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Kekekela posted:Going through Jiu Jitsu University again for the first time in a couple years. I really wasn't expecting to get a whole lot out of a reread, but I've been really amazed how many good tips I'm getting out of it that more or less flew over my head when I was first starting out. I got a copy last week. I've only read the intro and first chapter (besides giving the "submissions" chapter a browse) and already people are complimenting me on how good my defense has gotten in a short span. Though some blue belts yelled at me for trying to get to the "scoop."
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Sep 29, 2015 14:57
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What's "The Scoop"?
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Sep 29, 2015 17:33
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Is that the sitting back escape where he kinda slumps down into it to release the hooks? I also found that one a little funny, compared to the usual "two on one, pass arm over your head, get your shoulders on the mat" escape. Fantastic book in any case though.
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Sep 29, 2015 18:48
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KildarX posted:What's "The Scoop"? It's a defensive position in back control. It works by sliding yourself lower down your opponent's hips so that you can spread your feet and achieve a wider base to prevent being rolled, and so that your opponent has to hold himself up to reliably attack you. Decades posted:Is that the sitting back escape where he kinda slumps down into it to release the hooks? I also found that one a little funny, compared to the usual "two on one, pass arm over your head, get your shoulders on the mat" escape. Fantastic book in any case though. Yeah I don't have the book handy, but I think he has that under his list of "do not do this defense" defenses with the comment that anyone who is really good at back control will have your neck as soon as you hit the two-on-one. Also, the "white belt" section is full of defensive positions and not escapes.
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CommonShore posted:Also, the "white belt" section is full of defensive positions and not escapes. True. I also do not have the book handy. In any case to be clear it should go without saying that I trust there's extensive reasoning behind it and would not try and correct Saulo loving Ribeiro. Why did the blue belts correct you exactly? They were just unfamiliar with the position?
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Decades posted:True. I also do not have the book handy. In any case to be clear it should go without saying that I trust there's extensive reasoning behind it and would not try and correct Saulo loving Ribeiro. Yeah they assumed I was doing a bad job of turning into my opponent, and then said that if I went that low and turned I'd get triangled. I didn't argue with them and say "well I was doing something else..." because I'm a white belt and I'm there to learn. I now have the book handy: Saulo loving Ribero posted:Arm Pull Escape This is a good point for the position I was in that time too, because the guy on me was 30 lbs bigger and way stronger than me. I cannot even break the guy's grips when he has my gi unless I'm 100% fresh in my arms. Ribero also has remarks about how going to the side can result in being trapped and so forth. Checking his "Escapes" section, his back escape to full guard doesn't involve two-on-one on the arm. Rather, he uses the elbow to open a path and turn into the opponent.
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I've been doing the scoop since I was a beginner, and I've only recently started going for the 2-on-1 thing. I feel like the scoop takes you from a terrible position to one that's merely bad, but the 2-on-1 gives you a darce and dominant position, so I'm willing to accept a greater degree of risk. Tell you what I loving love though, the armbar escapes from that book. Triangling your arms together and then grabbing their legs? I love that.
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02-6611-0142-1 posted:I've been doing the scoop since I was a beginner, and I've only recently started going for the 2-on-1 thing. I feel like the scoop takes you from a terrible position to one that's merely bad, but the 2-on-1 gives you a darce and dominant position, so I'm willing to accept a greater degree of risk. ohhhhh poo poo it does! 
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Sep 30, 2015 14:47
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I haven't had anything to add lately so here's a half hour of Neil Adams yelling about things https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUVHuBxijhQ
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Oct 2, 2015 15:03
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high level judo is pretty fun to watch. I didnt expect to see so many subs
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Oct 2, 2015 23:22
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Kaori Icho won every single one of her matches at the recent World Championships by 10-0 tech fall  The look on her final opponent's face is something else.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyH-kdyZx1M
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Oct 3, 2015 19:48
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Wow, domination. A lot of them looked shell shocked.
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Oct 3, 2015 20:44
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I got to play around with a high-(ish)-level competitive judoka yesterday a bit. Was a good time. Much of my experience was seeing the throws he was going to land on me come from a mile away and not being able to do anything to stop them.
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colonel_korn posted:Kaori Icho won every single one of her matches at the recent World Championships by 10-0 tech fall  Couldn't even get gold at the 2002 Asian Games, not impressed 
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Oct 4, 2015 18:25
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Mechafunkzilla posted:
That is a hell of a lot of jewelry.
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Oct 4, 2015 18:27
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How long until she gets signed to the UFC to get knocked out by Rousey?
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Oct 4, 2015 18:49
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She's 31 years old and has said in interviews in the past that she has no desire to pursue anything other than freestyle wrestling.
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icho's okay but she's no Saori Yoshida If anyone wants to see every match from the 2015 world championships, United World Wrestling has all of them on their YouTube page https://m.youtube.com/user/WrestlingTV/playlists?shelf_id=79&sort=dd&view=50 Search for Kyle Snyder and Burroughs to see some great technical wrestling. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=x2ibCC0Czic ^Robby Smith being a modern day Rocky in Greco. Search for Adeline Gray and Helen maroulis to see the two best U.S. Female wrestlers at the moment. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Xpm_0OnRiuQ ^^That one is Leigh Jaynes Provisor winning bronze, she's 34 years old. https://m.youtube.com/watch?list=PLWfeskasuOjCMS6a5TzxF4KJQInpvqwAM&v=5HLyaGVk5x8 ^^^ This match stuck with me because it was a come from behind victory The 2015 world championships were really cool.
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Miching Mallecho posted:https://m.youtube.com/watch?list=PLWfeskasuOjCMS6a5TzxF4KJQInpvqwAM&v=5HLyaGVk5x8 Two questions: 1) Is the ref especially tough with his action calls or is that what freestyle is like? 2) What does "no fingers" mean?
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Opal posted:Two questions: 1) that's what freestyle is like now. 2) no grabbing or interlocking hands with one another.
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