Why The Power Shrimp Is Almost Essential in BJJ Escapes • SURVIVE!

Coach Matt Thornton explains why the Power Shrimp is almost an essential skill to have when it comes to BJJ escapes.
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[@jimcarroll9738]

Base, Posture, Connection, Pressure -- note to self, need to look for these whenever something doesn't work (or works, but poorly)

[@alanransenberg8761]

thanks coach, i catch something different each time i watch

[@TheSideProject]

Excellent masters
keep up the good content

[@sbgipdx]

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[@megag52]

What does he mean by "i connect"?

[@raiklaub975]

he lifts his shoulder up a little to get a stiff connection between the attacker's hands and his shoulder so he can drive all the force into the arm directly and can turn onto his side then. As long as this connection is kind of wabbely it doesn't work

[@ajaxthegreatest2191]

Anybody tested this? Can it be applied to wrestling?

[@bradford5681]

So connection comes before base?

[@sbgipdx]

Base is typically always first. Note the connection can't really be made without that foot placement (base).

[@67blackdragon]

is this for gi and no gi applications?

[@tokinabo]

come on!

[@hopked]

Both.

[@scarred10]

you really have to ask that?

[@beta_cygni1950]

Did you see him making a gi grip anywhere in this move? No? Then it is not specific to a gi.

[@TheFivezerofive]

Only with gi obviously you can’t do it without gi