The Twister - Top 10 Most Dangerous Moves in BJJ
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2023
- Welcome to the highly anticipated finale of our "Top 10 Most Dangerous Moves in BJJ" series. Join Brandon Mccaghren, a 2nd degree 10th Planet Black Belt, and Dr. Michael Cantrell, a Sports Medicine Orthopedic Surgeon from Huntsville, AL, as they unveil the most dangerous move in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu: The Twister.
In this thrilling episode, we delve into the mechanics and potential risks associated with The Twister, a highly advanced and unorthodox submission that can leave opponents in excruciating pain, and potentially much, much worse. Brandon and Dr. Cantrell provide a comprehensive analysis, discussing the application, variations, and the potential injuries (such as paralysis) that can occur when executing The Twister with precision.
Discover the intricate details of control, leverage, and precise technique required to apply The Twister effectively and safely. Brandon and Dr. Cantrell emphasize the importance of understanding the risks involved and practicing responsible training to ensure the safety and well-being of both practitioners.
This marks the culmination of our journey through the world of dangerous moves in BJJ. Please remember that this video is for entertainment purposes only. Dr. Cantrell's expertise is not intended as medical advice, and watching this video does not establish a physician-patient relationship.
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Surgeon just sitting there watching Brandon become his next client 🤑😂
I'm a 6'4, 250lb blue belt. I finally got twister'd in a live roll.. by none other than Keith Krikorian. He basically became my dad that day.
A great series of submissions to investigate. Good stuff 👍
Awesome series
Got twistered for the first time this week. The only good thing was I could see it coming. I couldn’t escape, but I said “ oh you’re gonna twister me” as it was coming. Plenty of time to tap.
My neck hurts just watching this
"Basically break your neck, so to speak."
it's not a real thing until I see John Wick kill someone with it.
My gym trains everyone from casuals like me to ADCC entrants. I learned the twister, knee bar, and outside heel hook within 6 weeks haha. Being 43 years old and not too flexible anymore, just my partner putting my arm behind his neck in the sequence is already making me uncomfortable.
Can you paralyse someone with the can-opener? What's the worst injury you can get from that?
I definitely feel like the dragon sleeper/executioner and the Z-lock should've earned a place on the list
The twister is really unintuitive. If you're in that one weird position a very small force can completely fuck up someone's spine. I don't understand why people even use two arms. If I'm in the position and pull with one arm just a little bit, they're forced to tap.
Heel hook
Hey 👋.. what is dangerous move #9 I don’t see the video
toe hold
The worst thing that has happened to me is a burrito, I tap 😢I hope the next person who tries to twister me gets sick on a burrito 🌯. I’m not giving out any more!!! 😅
Title : Top 10 most dangerous moves
Video : Shows one move…
Easy to avoid
It literally happened in the UFC.
@@MrCmon113 literally once. out of thousands of fights.
but did you die?
So, you actually mean that chokes are less devastating if taken to far than any of the breaks you show? If you take a twister to far, you'll get paralyzed. If you take a choke to far (any choke) you'll die....
Anyone who has ever watched a Chuck Norris movie knows that twisting the neck results in immediate death
A blood strangle causes unconsciousness in 3 to 7 seconds and death in about a minute. Causing death in forty seconds of attempting to damage an unconscious opponent is a very low rate of damage.
@@TheDevourerOfPancake Yes, that's a given, everything is more or less safe in BJJ as long as you control it. But taken to far (wich is what they speak of here) chokes are more dangerous than any break.
i think the idea is that it's a lot easier for a lock, especially a spinal lock, to accidentally go too far compared to a strangulation. it's about the risk for accidental injury, not about effectiveness as a murder method. when a strangulation is applied, there is a 30+ second window between loss of consciousness, which the strangling party will certainly notice, and death. on the other hand a lock that is entered into explosively or cranked against resistance can cause permanent damage in a few seconds, especially if done by a stronger person against a weaker person. so it's a lot easier to take it too far by accident. of course, there's a conversation to be had about the risks of strangulation techniques that are applied incorrectly and end up not closing up the artery but cranking the spine or crushing the windpipe instead, but that's only if the technique is applied very incorrectly, whereas with a lock that kind of damage is the purpose of the technique
@@SeitzAl1 Very reasonable answer.