Sriking take down

[USArmyBJJ]

Yes...your gay...

Ok, I know this is completely lame, but I have to say it because it's seriously getting to me.

The contraction of "you are" is "you're" - not "your." You and KOTF make that same error in every post and it's just gotten to me. I don't normally try to correct someone's grammar, but I had to correct this one. So, grammar lesson for the day. Flame on.

[USArmyBJJ]

Wow, dude, I've got him on ignore so unless someone quotes him I don't ever see it, glad you caught that.

If you have him on ignore, how are you quoting him in your posts?

[kingoftheforest]

Ok, I know this is completely lame, but I have to say it because it's seriously getting to me.

The contraction of "you are" is "you're" - not "your." You and KOTF make that same error in every post and it's just gotten to me. I don't normally try to correct someone's grammar, but I had to correct this one. So, grammar lesson for the day. Flame on.

Spell checkin? So far that's YOUR sole contribution to this thread.
Well if I ever need on writing a paper I'll consult you guys.

When I'm in a fight I'll stick with the people who apparently know more.

[kingoftheforest]

If you have him on ignore, how are you quoting him in your posts?

Wow, dude, I've got him on ignore so unless someone quotes him I don't ever see it, glad you caught that.

Never mind reading comprehension is not YOUR strong suit

[USArmyBJJ]

Spell checkin? So far that's YOUR sole contribution to this thread.
Well if I ever need on writing a paper I'll consult you guys.

Maybe, but it had to be said. I'm glad to see you've fixed the problem. You shouldn't be so touchy when people try to help you. It reeks of insecurity.

[USArmyBJJ]

Never mind reading comprehension is not YOUR strong suit

That would be true if he weren't quoting posts that no one else has quoted...Maybe I missed them, though.

[USArmyBJJ]

When I'm in a fight I'll stick with the people who apparently know more.

You get coaching during your street fights? I guess things are different where you're from...That's pretty awesome.

[TTEscrima]

If you have him on ignore, how are you quoting him in your posts?

Well, since it's SO complicated allow me to point out that's the first time I quoted him directly in QUITE some time because he IS on my ignore list, however when I saw what KOTF quoted, I figured it was worth the effort to click the little remove user from ignore button long enough to quote the little gem he spouted and I put him back on ignore. Does that settle your inquisitive mind? Interesting that's all you managed to take away from that post though.

[USArmyBJJ]

Well, since it's SO complicated allow me to point out that's the first time I quoted him directly in QUITE some time because he IS on my ignore list, however when I saw what KOTF quoted, I figured it was worth the effort to click the little remove user from ignore button long enough to quote the little gem he spouted and I put him back on ignore. Does that settle your inquisitive mind? Interesting that's all you managed to take away from that post though.

Yah, makes sense.

[TTEscrima]

That would be true if he weren't quoting posts that no one else has quoted.

Show me. You ain't the brightest are you?

..Maybe I missed them, though.

Ya think?


Jeezus H Christ.

[jubaji]

Get a firm grip on the backs of his knees (the hands behind the legs help prevent them from sprawling), but don't try to lift him off the ground, instead focus on moving him laterally instead of flipping him onto his back.

There are of course a large number of ways to finish a double based on how much penetration you made on the initial shot and how your opponent is attempting to defend. If you make very good penetration and end up with your chest right up against his legs you can drive straight through and take him to his back. If you are in this deep you can post your hands on his calves and use the leverage of your shoulders on his upper legs to force him backwards off balance. With very good penetration you can also lift him and take him down that way. In this case it is best not to grab the backs of his knees but to bring your own hands together forcefully right behind his knees, collapsing them together and taking away his base. Then you can lift and take his legs out to one side, bringing him down. If you don't get complete penetration (and against someone good you usually won't) and/or he starts working his hips back right away (which you would expect someone good to do), then you will need to try and finish some other way, of which there are many.

[USArmyBJJ]

Show me.

I stand corrected. I was wrong.

You ain't the brightest are you?

I don't think anyone would say I was - at least not in the superlative.

[kingoftheforest]

Maybe, but it had to be said. I'm glad to see you've fixed the problem. You shouldn't be so touchy when people try to help you. It reeks of insecurity.

.................................

Yes continue to take your cues from the trash master himself.

Soon you'll be an expert know-nothing as well.

You get coaching during your street fights? I guess things are different where you're from...That's pretty awesome.

Nope it's called understanding what you are doing and knowing how to do it before the fight.

Not making it up as you go along.


These lame attempts are showing just how insecure you really are.

Go find a grammar forum. Or do you have to spell suplex before you do it in your street fights?

[USArmyBJJ]

These lame attempts are showing just how insecure you really are.

Ok, sure. As long as the problem is fixed, I'm fine.

Go find a grammar forum. Or do you have to spell suplex before you do it in your street fights?

No. I've told you before - I don't get into street fights. You don't either - but at least I'm honest about it.

[jubaji]

Once you have a firm hold take short choppy steps across your opponents stance to keep him off balance and unsure of where you're going.

Use your head to drive the upper body over the lower body thus steering him. Your head and upper body will follow your eyes. So look across the back of your opponent in the direction you want him to go: sideways and down.

Spike your forward shoulder directly into your opponents midsection as he crashes to the ground.

If you are trying to finish by driving him to the side you should focus on blocking the far leg as you push from the other side using your head, shoulders, torso, most importantly legs. If you are taking a bunch of steps your chances of finishing are significantly diminished. As with most things, there are a lot of variables.

The whole "look where you want to go" thing is something that is taught to children to instill good habits, but is still a good idea.