How to beat a tight defense from the Mount position
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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Professor Gustavo Gasperin teaches how to deal with a tight defense from the Mount position setting up an easy Armbar.
That's seriously one of the most genius moves I've seen in a while.
Simple yet effective :)
Very nice, thanks for sharing!
I also love how you refer to the nogi situation. I find it really helpful, when teachers mention the respective "other side" of BJJ, whether they show it with the gi or without.
Great video
Any other techniques as well?
Amazing
Dear All, Dear Professor Gustavo,
I think I might not get an answer from Tristar Gym, but the jitsu-nerd in me can't sleep well if he doesn't know the answer:
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The ending position in this where Mike gets the heel hook. That is not a inside sankaku right? That is more of a topside ashi garami. Sankaku means triangle and his legs are not in a triangle position. I guess it can be said it is like halfway through but not a fully locked in inside sankaku for sure. Am I wrong?
MrSarky1992 you are correct. It’s in between the two positions, because for the topside Ashi Garami you wanna have your foot by the hip, and Mike crossed his left foot a little further than that, but not threading it completely through his opponent’s legs into the Inside Sankaku position.
Thank you so much!!!!
Nice bandage 😂. What was it, an elbow? Knee?
Brutally assaulted by the toenail of a student :)
MMA Leech, toe nail? You don't see that too often.
I know right...
Porra, animal. Testarei.
Warning: This only works if your opponent has arms.