Uchimata to D’Arce Choke: Get Off Your Back, Throw and Submit (No Gi BJJ)
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Here we look at starting on the ground (on our back, actually), coming up to our feet and hitting a very important throw for no gi jiu-jitsu: uchimata. The sequence finishes with the inverted katagatame, better known as the D’arce. We're covering this because embedded here are 3 key components: 1) using the forward shift to sit up; 2) using the heist to get up to our feet; 3) taking advantage of a bent-over posture to throw. We start down on the bottom of the supine butterfly guard without much space to maneuver. Next we get up into a more dominant position from which we can throw. Finally, we land in an ideal attacking position down on the ground, on top with an advantage. Take a look!
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Nice sequence, Brian. Could you show more options like this to setup throws starting from a ground positions? It is a very intersting content for bjj fighters with judo background like me.
Great, glad you liked it. Yes we’ll have more coming :)
Fantastic. I’ve seen Garry Tonon pulled this technique several times in competition. Super interesting to see in finer details. Thanks for sharing
Yes - it’s a go-to! Thanks 😊
Fabulous Professor
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Nice sequence! Keep em coming.
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People will hate me for this comment but you should be on bjj fanatics more than many of the instructors on there already
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Could you show more throws/takedowns starting from bottom position/guard? my stand up game is not very good and i feel that getting comfortable with these sort of sequences might really help, thank you brian 😁
More coming soon :)
Great video!
Thanks for watching :)
So awesome!!
Thanks for watching!!
This is awesome! Tried it this morning and it worked :) Quick question.. when you stand up, does the person with the underhook also have an uchi mata available to them if they get their leg in front of yours? Or do you really need that whizzer to perform the throw?
Great to hear 😊 The underhook/seatbelt grip is better for a throw like ogoshi, so you’d watch for that. Uchimata not so much 👍🏼
@@bzglick thanks Professor!
Judo up.
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Nice sequence!
Can I use it when the partner gets a underhook and enters to the dogfight position, from half guard?
Should I pay attention to any detail in this case?
Yes - check the next video in the series (coming soon)!
@@bzglick I was shy to ask a video about the topic, so this is the best answre I could have. Thanks for giving so much to the community.
Do you launch triangles from the uchimata a la Craig Jones?
Yes - next video will cover a version of this
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