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Does anyone have any advice for escaping crucifix besides don't let them get there in the first place? I've been sort of rotating towards my trapped arm and trying to snag a triangle or at least some sort of leverage with my feet and their arms head shoulder area but nothing that I could work as a standard "escape".
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flashman posted:Does anyone have any advice for escaping crucifix besides don't let them get there in the first place? I've been sort of rotating towards my trapped arm and trying to snag a triangle or at least some sort of leverage with my feet and their arms head shoulder area but nothing that I could work as a standard "escape". The guy who escapes my crucifix does it with a combination of shrimping and limp arming
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Oct 1, 2019 14:37
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ABC - Always Be Crustaceaning
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Oct 1, 2019 15:01
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Postess with the Mostest posted:What a guy 100 push ups 100 sit ups 100 squats 10km Run Every day.
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Postess with the Mostest posted:What a guy What is "40 minutes specific training" that is separate from drilling? Positional sparing?
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Mechafunkzilla posted:Here everyone enjoy the incredibly stupid move I was talking about the other day Oh nice so like a straitjacket* -> breaststroke choke combo'd with a(n outside?) cradle hold. Quite different from what I had in mind before -- I interpreted the "reverse arm triangle" beginning as the arm-in NS choke (which I've heard called "reverse arm triangle" as well!), "Peppermill" seems like a good name, and it looks horrible. Thanks I like it! *or at least I learned that first motion, walking their elbow across their centerline with your hips, as a position/maneuver called straitjacket or barbed wire; it could also be a shoulder submission depending on their flexibility. Does anyone else call it that? Terminology is hard 
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Oct 1, 2019 15:27
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Xguard86 posted:100 push ups One-Sub Man
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Apparently we have another white belt mat bully in our gym again. I loving hate this poo poo. The first time I rolled with this dude he attempted to smash me when he got on top. Grinding his loving elbows into my face while in my guard. I managed to get to his back and crank his face (I was mildly pissed). At the second open mat, I watch him smash someone that was maybe 120, fresh new white belt while smiling. Im thinking "you and I got next buddy". The dude attempts to bull rush me with his head but I got a nice little counter from the wizzer and got him on his side and then proceeded to setup a bow and arrow. His body literally made a 45 degree angle for a second. Fast forward to last night and my wife is rolling with this dude and he drops his rear end on her head. She said she heard a crack in her skull and is worried about her neck. She says her neck feels fine today but is worried about him doing that with someone that is much smaller than she is. This is the same rear end in a top hat that wanted to get revenge on a black belt that beat his rear end. Anyway, I loving hate mat bullies and honestly I probably shouldn't roll with him again at open mat hence I lose my poo poo and hurt him. Tacos Al Pastor fucked around with this message at 18:18 on Oct 1, 2019 |
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Oct 1, 2019 18:15
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Did y'all lose your ability to talk after doing jiu jitsu? Why not tell the person to chill with the intensity or else he's going to hurt somebody?
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Oct 1, 2019 18:23
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I've told people "chill" lots of times
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Oct 1, 2019 18:27
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I have a new guy in the gym, did the same poo poo to me with elbows in the face. I wouldn't call him a bully, just a spaz who doesn't know better. Seems kinda dumb to be extra aggressive to a 300 lb blue belt when you're a week 1 white belt at 160 lbs but whatever. I just put him in Kesa and held him for the rest of the round. I didn't do enough pressure to tap him, just enough to make it really unfun to be underneath me. Dude doing bonzai drops on female training partners should get a talking to though.
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Oct 1, 2019 18:28
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We have a dude who constantly does that and I have just been using it as an opportunity to work on my escapes My big annoyance was the dude is like "Just tap, I don't want to hurt you" when he was doing it and I had to be like "Bro its not gonna do anything"
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Oct 1, 2019 18:34
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Mel Mudkiper posted:We have a dude who constantly does that and I have just been using it as an opportunity to work on my escapes The elbow thing or yokozunaing your neck?
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Oct 1, 2019 18:35
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Hellblazer187 posted:The elbow thing or yokozunaing your neck? the elbow thing He just smashes his elbow across your neck and puts all his weight on it and tenses up. Its kind of annoying because its really hard to do anything when a guy is putting all his effort into holding you down, but, as I said, i am taking it as learning
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Oct 1, 2019 18:36
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If you had to teach a white belt a single takedown for use in a gi BJJ tournament? Blast double?
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Eustace posted:Did y'all lose your ability to talk after doing jiu jitsu? Why not tell the person to chill with the intensity or else he's going to hurt somebody? I have seen the black belts pull him aside before. Not sure what was said to him, but Im willing to bet it was something along those lines.
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Oct 1, 2019 18:39
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SHOAH NUFF posted:If you had to teach a white belt a single takedown for use in a gi BJJ tournament? Blast double? Not sure if its legal or not but a butterfly tominagi is surprisingly effective especially since a lot of white belts stand in a super defensive posture, I've used it successfully while rolling more than once
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Oct 1, 2019 18:40
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SHOAH NUFF posted:If you had to teach a white belt a single takedown for use in a gi BJJ tournament? Blast double? O Soto gari?
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Oct 1, 2019 18:45
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Mel Mudkiper posted:We have a dude who constantly does that and I have just been using it as an opportunity to work on my escapes I don't agree but my comment only pertains to moves that make people uncomfortable, not jumping on someones face : For example, I think the guy putting forearms on the neck of someone he holds in side control is fine, don't lay flat on your back and don't have your neck open. If you're doing that, I'm going to take advantage and I should. Your job is to not place yourself in a position where I can do that. If I'm not draining you and making you miserable when you get in a bad position why would you want to escape? To me it feels like drilling bad instincts into the person that has to escape right the gently caress now insead of thinking "oh well, I've just given the points already so why force myself to get back into a good position when there's still time on the clock?" My reasoning is "I've passed you and now I get to enjoy a spot where you have to work while I do just enough to keep my advantage".
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Oct 1, 2019 18:51
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Odddzy posted:I don't agree but my comment only pertains to moves that make people uncomfortable, not jumping on someones face : Yeah but in both cases we were talking about a guy who does it from inside of guard not side control. As I said, I don't mind it, but it can be frustrating to have a dude who just puts all his effort on pressing on you from inside guard and laying there.
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Oct 1, 2019 18:57
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This is why god created the armbar. Or the balloon sweep.
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Oct 1, 2019 18:59
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SHOAH NUFF posted:If you had to teach a white belt a single takedown for use in a gi BJJ tournament? Blast double? Blast double for sure, aggression wins white belt medals
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Oct 1, 2019 19:03
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Mel Mudkiper posted:Yeah but in both cases we were talking about a guy who does it from inside of guard not side control. As I said, I don't mind it, but it can be frustrating to have a dude who just puts all his effort on pressing on you from inside guard and laying there. Ah sorry, didn't catch that part. I agree.
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Oct 1, 2019 19:04
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Mel Mudkiper posted:Yeah but in both cases we were talking about a guy who does it from inside of guard not side control. As I said, I don't mind it, but it can be frustrating to have a dude who just puts all his effort on pressing on you from inside guard and laying there. Put your feet on his hips.
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Oct 1, 2019 19:09
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Hellblazer187 posted:This is why god created the armbar. Or the balloon sweep. Neon Belly posted:Put your feet on his hips. I wasn't asking for advice, but thanks
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Oct 1, 2019 19:13
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Postess with the Mostest posted:Blast double for sure, aggression wins white belt medals I was thinking that or a good snapdown, especially since I think failing at either takedown doesn’t put you ina terrible spot
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Oct 1, 2019 19:14
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SHOAH NUFF posted:If you had to teach a white belt a single takedown for use in a gi BJJ tournament? Blast double? Depends on the weight division. Single leg if it's a lower weight, double leg if it's a higher weight.
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Oct 1, 2019 19:41
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Osoto Gari if it's gi
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Im gonna say Gi Drag. Singles/Doubles are great, but in white belt theres still a chance that youre gonna end up going against the guy who wrestled in highschool and college and you as a theoretical white belt are gonna get stuffed on the shot and its gonna be miserable..
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SHOAH NUFF posted:I was thinking that or a good snapdown, especially since I think failing at either takedown doesn’t put you ina terrible spot Collar tie with sleeve grip, snap down to arm drag.
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CommonShore posted:Osoto Gari if it's gi Agreed and some of its variations including the pocket grip setup, the Georgian Grip setup, and the seoi nagi to osoto setup (3 of my favs).
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Tacos Al Pastor posted:Apparently we have another white belt mat bully in our gym again. I loving hate this poo poo. The first time I rolled with this dude he attempted to smash me when he got on top. Grinding his loving elbows into my face while in my guard. I managed to get to his back and crank his face (I was mildly pissed). At the second open mat, I watch him smash someone that was maybe 120, fresh new white belt while smiling. Im thinking "you and I got next buddy". The dude attempts to bull rush me with his head but I got a nice little counter from the wizzer and got him on his side and then proceeded to setup a bow and arrow. His body literally made a 45 degree angle for a second. Talk to the instructor. They should be preventing that sort of poo poo. If they don't, then it might be a problem with the gym.
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We had a white belt who didn't know any better slam a kid to get out of a triangle twice today. Fun times....
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hi liter posted:Talk to the instructor. They should be preventing that sort of poo poo. If they don't, then it might be a problem with the gym. Ive been meaning to pull him to the side and havent had a chance to do so yet.
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JaySB posted:We had a white belt who didn't know any better slam a kid to get out of a triangle twice today. Fun times.... Literally what I want to tell the whitebelts on a constant basis. 
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Lol you should give these goobers the talk I give to little kids when they're being lovely training partners for each other: "Do you know the best way to get good at judo? It's to practice with people who are good. And do you know how to make sure that you are practicing with good people? It's by helping your friends to get better at judo too! So we take turns and be careful to not hurt each other so that we can all get better together!"
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SHOAH NUFF posted:I was thinking that or a good snapdown, especially since I think failing at either takedown doesn’t put you ina terrible spot Yeah, I'm just thinking to avoid having to teach gi grip theory altogether. Bump hands, back up, fake high, blast low. If there's room to add, I'd add 2 on 1 grip break, armdrag to double to single, guard sit if it goes bad plus guillotine defense. Easy, powerful, not dangerous and no need to teach something different for no-gi.
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Also I have realized the best way to relax and roll “instinctively” without thinking, just flowing, is to eat a edible 1 hour prior to class. You may stutter and stammer in the locker room afterwards but the training is very nice
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SHOAH NUFF posted:If you had to teach a white belt a single takedown for use in a gi BJJ tournament? Blast double? Snapdown to front headlock or some kind of sacrifice foot sweep/front trip/lateral drop. Shots are never a good go-to takedown in gi because of grips.
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SHOAH NUFF posted:Also I have realized the best way to relax and roll “instinctively” without thinking, just flowing, is to eat a edible 1 hour prior to class. You may stutter and stammer in the locker room afterwards but the training is very nice I gotta drive after class man. Lol I just hit the pen.
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