4.12.2006
JKD & BJJ A little flow
In JKD and BJJ last night we worked a nice flow:
I also saw an interesting application from half-guard using the forearm in the neck to set-up a choke (wing elbow to the ceiling) creating space for return to closed or hooks-inside guard.
- Angled cross collar choke
- Insert one hand deep and grab collar, thumb toward neck, palm toward you. Off angle toward your shoulder (the one with collar control). Adjust your guard so that your knee covers the collar control hand. With your other hand, grip the gi fold just over the trapezius (palm away), loop your elbow down and under the neck.
- Armbar from guard
- When people get choked they posture, trying to pull their head away. To do this they will extend their arm. Traverse the leg over shoulder to over the head, apply the armbar. Do not let go of the choke until the armbar is locked in.
- Sweep to cross arm bar
- Now to defend the armbar your opponent stacks you. Take your arm nearest their legs and slip it under their thigh. Lift this thigh as you pivot your legs 90o toward your far shoulder, and push your opponent to their back for the armbar.
- Pop their exposed elbow toward your feet.
- Pop their endangered arm's wrist toward their head and then pull back toward you.
- Set up a biceps slicer, by crossing your inferior leg toward their head, putting downward pressure on their forearm as you interspace your the widest part of your wrist in their elbow joint.
I also saw an interesting application from half-guard using the forearm in the neck to set-up a choke (wing elbow to the ceiling) creating space for return to closed or hooks-inside guard.
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