How To Break The Standing Posture By Travis Stevens
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How To Break The Standing Posture By Travis Stevens
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Kind of like a horrible feeling...
Yep, that's what it feels like
Pure Gold, man. Thank you!
This is exactly what I needed, thank you!
Really good Travis an Bernardo, will be adding to our grip fighting drills.
Amazing. I love this....
Travis is just great
Great technique, similar to how my coach has shown. Frustrating when fighting opponents that lock out and don't attempt any attacks.
Amazing
Muito maneiro esse detalhe. oss...
Interesting!
My instructor taught a way to do tai otoshi where you doa. Similar movement. It's interesting because usually you do a throw by Hando no Kuzushi, balance breaking by reaction. E.g. I push his head left, he recovers by pushing right (from my perspective) so i throw him right.
But the strange this is with this set up you push his head left and you throw him left (as in to my left, or left handed it doesn't matter the point is you throw him in the same direction even though you'd expect to try and throw him in the opposite as he recovers)
Against most BJJ guys who have two hand grips, they will usually just jump to guard or pull guard in a few seconds. It seems better to NEVER let a BJJ guy get two grips on you, no matter what. As a judo and bjj fan, this strategy seems to work better than trying to grip fight as in judo as BJJ guys are so prone to just pulling guard against a judo guy. Judokas are much better than BJJ guys in grip fighting - as this is what judo is about - so grip fight, get a dominating grip and let the BJJ guy fly.
yes they are in a bad position straight away, due to them pushing, and low as well, so they are off balance
And remember to slap butt scooters across the face.
e nada em português em Bernardão...
Nothing like being slung around like a ragdoll!
Woah it wasn't a huge honor for Bernardo to meet Travis???
😂
I think especial for mor my area, you will be slammed back if you will try this. Not fully sure regarding using such move.
Like with ura nage? There's always a counter, but then another counter.
just break is his balance, pushing and low hip is very bad for bjj, you get thrown very easy from any sacrifice throw. still interesting idea
Malandro :P
Jesus mode