Amazing how little changes in angle make so much difference.

@mikesloan3924

6 жыл бұрын

100% It's a lesson taught by the masters to the beginners, but even the masters sometimes forget it too. It seems to apply to almost everything. I know 'Mechanical Advantage' is obvious to everyone here, but to really get the true sense of someone who has a solid grasp of it, you see the way Cruz, Dillashaw, Lomachencko, Johnson apply it. If they can't fight from the superior angle, they take steps to change it - even use fakes just to get there. I'm not a wrestler but I see how well those guys use angles and levers to ply thier trade. BJJ is seemingly all about it too, the way Marcelo just slices through guards at an angle is a thing of beauty. I used to get stuck in crucifixes alot and I never saw this escape. I'll be sure to remember it! My current one involves going the other way and trying to kinda corkscrew towards thier head side, using these little bridges and shrimps. It's akin to a dying fish. Worked - but this looks much more elegent and does not rely on size!

@youmang

6 жыл бұрын

Thats a universal martial arts rule.

Looked up how to escape a crucifix and I get this crap....How do you escape Romans nailing you to a post with bjj

@darkmancool1951

20 күн бұрын

lmao i know this is 4 years ago but i cant stop laughing

@stephanwatson7902

20 күн бұрын

@@darkmancool1951 haha I forgot about this one, a valid question 2,000 years ago

That was great instruction thank you for sharing this.

Thank you! Awesome counter!

Very nice!!!! Thank you very much, have a nice day

Awsome escape. Love the batman gi 😍

Thanks, Jesus ))

Thanks 🙏

When is your next DVD instructional with Brandon Mullins? 😊

Nice

How about when they have the crusifix from top side control?

@Elc4pitan

Жыл бұрын

My question too lol

What if the person is on the top position?

Amen

So ...I just got a Black Friday deal on the Kimora Trap System. I view one technique called the “Avellan Pin” and I was thinking why would I ever want to do that? The counter to your escape with a Kimora grip is the Avellan Pin. In your escape you need to hook the bottom leg, not so much to prevent an arm break but to prevent a back take. If you hook the top leg the Avellan Pin is designed to take your back.

"Don't be a whitebelt" Got it.

Id like to see how you eat an elephant when it's actively resisting

There is one piece that is missing, These details will aid your escape IF the offensive player is not hunting the choke and armlock simultaneously. I have been absolutely obsessed with finishes from the Crucifix for a couple of years and it has been my absolute primary submission focus in all my training round for several months. As Kurt Osiander would say, “You F*ck up a long time ago”. Focus on not giving up your back but by the time both arms are trapped and the neck is wrapped, you should practice tapping out. Just saying.

@Iamangelocmedia

2 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah if you get out here you fucked up a long time ago that’s one of my favorite quotes too

I didn't know Johnny Sins is also a BJJ fighter

You know mcgregor is watching these videos!

I remember when this guy wouldn’t say a word

Looks like a bad version of Judo Jigoku-jime. The escape is on point though.

Yeah right..... Not going to ever happen in real life.

@StephanKesting

6 жыл бұрын

My friend... I’m a BJJ black belt and achieve this position with some regularity. And Ritchie uses this exact strategy to escape from my crucifix with some regularity as well!