Well, nice to know SOMEbody is reading the topic. Thanks kindly DH.
I think it's safe to say you could take this stuff straight to your BJJ academy and "test" it on your fellow students but sadly the MMA/BJJ folks shy away from the "Japanese Arts" board. Too bad. I keep hoping to start a thread that will just shoot to 300 posts in a week but that's a pipe dream.
I think if the same techniques were presented up there it would get more attention?
Lets find out, shall we?
Shoulder locks are illegal in Judo and BJJ players will think the shoulder lock(s) is (are) an elbow lock. Any bets?
Who is REALLY paying attention? (I wonder) LOL
Join me on the MMA board?
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Don't Watch This!!!
Boyd Ritchie Judo...(sombo)
More arm locking... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oF78AFBolQM
And another...
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I like to do that armlock with the other leg. I usually try for an Americana, then when they straighten their arm to defend it, they put themselves into that armlock.Leave a comment:
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i use this technique. however, holding the guys head and arm like that can end up with the guy slipping out the back and taking your back if you are not careful.Leave a comment:
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More newaza. Combination technique
So you got the good position, (side control) take kesa gatami...
I'm sure any number of BJJ players might appreciate this particular arm lock and it's variations.
See if we can draw the MMA guys down here and rate the thread if you like this little trick.
It's a very simple armlock but it will destroy the joints if you're not careful with it, eh?
Give your friends time to tap out and don't torque it too much.
Think what else you might try with his arm isolated like that?
Could you release his head and udegarami his other arm at the same time?
Hmmm?
Maybe you just want to punch his face in? Lock out the arm and go to it!
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