Thanks Jeff, yeah by turning the wrist it prevents them from doing the typical rollout because their elbow and shoulder do not have the range of motion.
Yes ofcourse. But is there any way to prevent in advance for the oponent to look his hands? For example pinch the wirst between head/shoulder! English is not my first language so pardon my french:)
Merry X-mas.
…nice rollout prevention. I do something similar by turning upper arm inward with one hand, while grabbing wrist with the other
Thanks Jeff, yeah by turning the wrist it prevents them from doing the typical rollout because their elbow and shoulder do not have the range of motion.
This is a very good entry to armlock. How to prevent the oponent from locking his hands together after he/she has been turned by the legwork?
Breaking grips is a whole topic in itself, it depends on what kind of grips they are using, there is not just one way to break the grips
Yes ofcourse. But is there any way to prevent in advance for the oponent to look his hands? For example pinch the wirst between head/shoulder! English is not my first language so pardon my french:)
Merry X-mas.
I have noticed that when Rickson performs the overhook-armbar the oponent never has a chance to lock hands and defend!
liking the hip switch to turn them away, did it last night with a heavy opponent and it works. Thanks.
Amerikana, spinning arm bar when they react has become my favourite combo,