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02-6611-0142-1 posted:I really liked that detail from a garry tonon video (since removed) where you swing your head left and right as a way to guide your arm. Swing it away from their upper body to wriggle your arm deeper, then swing your head above their head to get the right stranglin’ angle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Idnp8DpSHU
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Waroduce posted:i like to smash pass, what are good high percentage simple white belt fundamental submissions i can try? My favorite from side control right now is arm triangle, or jump up to knee on belly and ezekiel choke them from knee on belly. The choke from knee on belly position also can leave them open to easy armbars when they try to defend the choke.
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I’ve kinda give. Up on subs from side control unless I’m in the gi and then I’ll lean towards paper cutters. I’ve been doing a lot of hard cross face to mount to Ezekiel to high mount to arm bar or mounted triangle.
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Jul 28, 2020 04:31
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Mekchu posted:Whats a paper cutter? https://youtu.be/2dcfozG2eF0
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butros posted:Darces are one of those things where my arms are so short that if I lock one up the dude is never coming back. But my arms are so short that I almost never lock one up. In fact when I think about it I don’t think I’ve ever hit one during a live roll. What I do is I shove the head through and reach deep, I tell white and blue belts "like your reaching down a rabbit hole". I actually dont use the Darce as much as I should, but I love the transition to other submissions like a guillotine or a japanese necktie when they flatten out to defend.
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Waroduce posted:i like to smash pass, what are good high percentage simple white belt fundamental submissions i can try? One of the best subs from side control is the breadcutter/papercutter choke. This is an example from Xande: https://bjj-tips.com/xande-ribeiro-shows-paper-cutter-choke/. Super easy to set-up, with applicability even at high levels, and provides a series of options if you have to bail on the initial choke. Also makes for a good distraction if you want to try to move to mount and need to occupy your opponents' hands. You can even do it no-gi by gripping under the shoulder, although it isn't quite as easy in that instance.
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Has anyone bought Gordon Ryans Guard passing series? If so does it cover his approach to passing butterfly? Just curious.
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Gordon Ryan & Craig Jones got the Rona.
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Tacos Al Pastor posted:Has anyone bought Gordon Ryans Guard passing series? If so does it cover his approach to passing butterfly? It does. For seated butterfly from the knees it's mostly bodylocks and forcing half guard, but he goes deep on different bodylock grips.
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JaySB posted:Gordon Ryan Heck yeah omg chael crash fucked around with this message at 01:21 on Jul 29, 2020 |
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omg chael crash posted:Heck yeah it would be really funny if all his steroid muscle atrophied
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JaySB posted:Gordon Ryan & Craig Jones got the Rona. Didn't they just do an event in Miami? Why would you go to FL at all right now?
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Jul 29, 2020 01:24
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Oh no not Gordon Ryan
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Thoughts and prayers that Craig doesn’t get any of the long-term effects that would end an athletic career and I GUESS gordon too
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Oh Craig... Gordon, well. 
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spb posted:Oh no not Gordon Ryan
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Decades posted:It does. For seated butterfly from the knees it's mostly bodylocks and forcing half guard, but he goes deep on different bodylock grips.
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So early on this year my wife and I planned a summer vacation to Spain, which was to culminate with me going to the Roger Gracie camp in early September. We had vacation days approved, flights and accommodation booked, and I'd registered and paid for the camp. Now thanks to the 'roni my flight to Spain was cancelled and as I'm coming from the US I wouldn't even be allowed into Spain. We managed to get refunds/credits for all of the bookings, but I haven't gotten a response to my request for a refund for the camp registration from a few weeks ago so have now resorted to copying both the camp email address and Roger's personal email which was where the Paypal was sent to. I know I could just elevate to Paypal but would prefer not to since he's the GOAT and seems like an all around good guy who would make things right, and I also wouldn't want to get blackball from attending a camp in the future (if there is even a future lol). Anyhoo, thanks for listening to my Ted Talk on why planning ahead doesn't always pay off.
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Get PayPal involved, gently caress Hodge. He should have refunded you by now.
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Why would his jiujitsu skills even be factor, elevate it and get your money back
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butros posted:So early on this year my wife and I planned a summer vacation to Spain, which was to culminate with me going to the Roger Gracie camp in early September. We had vacation days approved, flights and accommodation booked, and I'd registered and paid for the camp. Good on you for getting your flight money back. My wife had a flight planned and it took me two months of arguing with people over the phone to finally get our money back. Also, today in class I crossed my feet when I got someone's back. I had heard not to do this, but it did not settle into my grey matter until now.
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ICHIBAHN posted:Get PayPal involved, gently caress Hodge. He should have refunded you by now. The camp isn't until first week of September and the info I've been able to find online indicates they are still planning to hold the camp, so I can understand why they are slow in issuing refunds. I figure if we get to late August I'll have no choice to elevate to Paypal but would rather have an amicable settlement. Miching Mallecho posted:Why would his jiujitsu skills even be factor, elevate it and get your money back I said it right in my post, in the future I would like to attend the camp because spending three days with the GOAT and his coral belt dad seems like it would be a pretty awesome time. If I escalate to Paypal it could backfire when I try to register / attend in the future so would prefer to keep that as a last resort. spacetoaster posted:Good on you for getting your flight money back. My wife had a flight planned and it took me two months of arguing with people over the phone to finally get our money back. My wife handled the airline thing. It was surprisingly easy, she called, gave them the flight number and the agent was basically like "oh yeah this isn't happening let me process the refund." quote:Also, today in class I crossed my feet when I got someone's back. I had heard not to do this, but it did not settle into my grey matter until now. it happens to the best of us (but only once)
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spacetoaster posted:Good on you for getting your flight money back. My wife had a flight planned and it took me two months of arguing with people over the phone to finally get our money back. Cross feet all the time and head push defense if they catch you but try to catch their arm when they put hands down to mess with your feet.
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rest his guts posted:something to do with your bean bag? Crossing your ankles from the back can lead to an ankle lock (Achilles lock style, or potentially heel hook style, depending on which leg goes on top) by the person who you've got back control on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IGA5U3WL7g Though it's not 100% guaranteed by any means, and here's some discussion about when/how/why it can be fine to cross your ankles from the back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8FBybIk6Bg There's even a modified twister ish submission that's somewhat related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qR2uY0dIeLU Actual technique demonstration begins at 1m09s, and the "straighten your top leg" defense that Biernacki mentions is used pretty directly within Melanson's "if you're lanky you can take some shortcuts" segment starting at 5m15s.
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L0cke17 posted:It happens to the worst of us twice Yup I was gonna say I got caught twice before I learned for real.
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The LA open is canceled. I knew it would be. I told my wife (blue belt) not to register until the last second. Now shes pretty bummed. It sounds like they were going to take some pretty extraordinary pre-cautions, but its still not going to happen. Would've loved to see how she did.
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Just did BJJ for the first time since January!
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I could be going back soonish, my gym opened up its schedule a bit more. Looking for a partner or small group of people to train with now.
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ICHIBAHN posted:How could you not have known it was gonna be cancelled A. It was indoors. B. They were limiting the number of people that were allowed in to only a competitor and a coach. C. Absolutely no spectators. D. You were only called in to do your match. After your match you had to leave the arena. AKA lets see if we can appease the quarantine gods
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Looking for hip bump sweep suggestions. I'm already pretty good at it (blue belt level) but want to really focus on it. I caught a higher belt with it a few times, and I knew he was going to start defending. Next time he did defend, I went to kimura, he defended that and I used it to get the hip bump w/ kimura grip into mount. It was sweet. I'm especially looking for things to chain this into and out of, or maybe little known tips or good videos. Currently my weakness is that I don't always put my blocking leg flat on the ground against uke's leg, as Ryan Hall suggests. I'm also not great at the kimura from guard, I mostly just use it to get the hip bump sweep, but being able to finish is something I'm working on. This is the best video I've found so far, it goes over the hip bump <-> kimura combo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCos35cv5T8
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The Danaher kimura DVD has a good hip bump - kimura section. There's also a kinda cool unconventional hip bump sweep from an arm bar setup, once you get the arm across centerline pull them in with your legs, as soon as they start to pull back and posture, you keep control of the arm with the cross grip, plant the same side leg while keeping the opposite side leg on their back, post up to your free hand and drive them straight back with your hips. If they don't posture up you can easily go to clamp guard or the back.
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I’ve mostly abandoned hip bump -> kimura in favor of hip bump -> triangle. It feels like my body has a shorter distance to travel, and I feel like I can force them to carry more of my bodyweight while I do the transition.
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