Or sometimes you will short circuit the process and move into a leg lock.Originally posted by ShaolinTiger00
you can see.. many posibilites. but the strategy always remains the same.
Progress to a more dominant position. position then submission.
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Or sometimes you will short circuit the process and move into a leg lock.Originally posted by ShaolinTiger00
you can see.. many posibilites. but the strategy always remains the same.
Progress to a more dominant position. position then submission.
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They pretty much were until the rest of the world was exposed to it.Originally posted by Serpent
...but these methods are not exclusive to bjj.
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What about judo? what about JJ before it got the B? What about some of the Ryus? I did some of this in Isshin-Ryu when I was a little kid back in the early 80s. We didn't call it this or that, we just did it.
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Don't want to sound stupid, but how do we know this in a BJJ rogue? These grappling techniques are done in other systems too. If he is a BJJ guy, I can see why they are ****ed. As was pointed out before, the guy who had a full mount on blondie could have gone to an arm bar, put the little finger down, and broken his arm. Maybe all the watchers made him show this little bit of "mercy" when he limited it to a beating.
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yeah its a bjj dude, that dude
think i heard who he learned from suppose on hawai some but now i odnt remember man
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Thanks MoreMisFortune.
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The assailant's name is Kala Alexander. He is a local enforcer on the North Shore and was in that horrible movie Blue Crush. The guy who fought in the water, Kainoa McGee, I believe studies with Kai Garcia, a BJJ black in Hawaii (he is the guy on the jet ski). Not sure if the guy on land did as well but it looks like he knows something.
There are a couple of variations of this video. In one you can hear his buddy telling him to go for the armbar and that he would break the kid's nose if he didn't let go of his hold and take his beating.
They cover this pretty extensively on some of the grappling boards.
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Hey KF don't be giving away my "dirty" tactics!Or sometimes you will short circuit the process and move into a leg lock.
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"They cover this pretty extensively on some of the grappling boards."
"They" appear to be a bunch of 12 year olds - I checked out the first board that popped up on Google.
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HAHAHA!!! I never said it was a government think tank. You can find it on Sherdog, Bullshido, etc.
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