Armbar from mount
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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One of the worst mistakes you can make from the mount position is to attempt to push your opponent off with extended arms. Unfortunately, this is our natural instinct. In this video, we teach you how to take full advantage of this mistake by using it to transition to the armbar. The armbar, one of the most common submissions in grappling, is a submission that pits our whole body against our opponent’s elbow joint.
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I appreciate you explaining the common mistakes and why they are bad that really helps a lot!
As an absolute beginner this video was very clear & easy to understand, great break down, I will be subscibing
I managed to pull off an arm bar for the first time the other day. It was pretty cool, I wasn't planning on it, but I just happened to be in a perfect position. I saw the opportunity, and took it. It wasn't the best execution ever, but it worked. I did sit down a little too much before swinging my leg over. Luckily my opponent didn't manage to escape before I got it.
Very smooth, great detail! Helped me improve my armbar!
Videos are very helpful for students. Keep it up. Thank you
this arm bar is good but i like the fast armbars you know like directly to the arm bar so sometimes your opponent dont have a lot of time to react to it
amazing explanation and details, thank you
Thank you!
thank you for the video
I didn't know I needed a tutorial for absolute beginners to understand why I'm never able to transition properly from mount to armbar. The weight shifting is what was missing.
What if prospect punches on the b*lls?
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I dunno who told you it's a good idea to upload 50 videos in one day...
Definitely not a bad idea.
@@orgANGmo you've never studied UA-cam marketing if you think this. You as a consumer would never see your favourite UA-cam upload 50 videos and sit there watching them all
@@BB-wn9oz lol i dont think they really care that much about money here, they're uploading an entire course for free for fuck's sake.
@@asdfghjkl-jk6mu you're right about the money part, but for the UA-cam algorithm to see that people like your videos and pump your stuff out more, they first see the click-through rate vs impressions (technical term for you seeing a video prior to clicking on it)
Seeing 50 videos and scrolling past them all will damage that rate
Hope that helps
@@BB-wn9oz i alr that but my point was they seem to be using youtube as an archive for their course to be freely available.
Thank you so much. Great details.
Question. I have seen pulling and straightening the other arm before the actual dropping back to do the arm bar. Why would you pull and straighten the other arm?