i'm gonna use this against my german teacher

@lindsay8320

4 жыл бұрын

Why

@rudrakshpainuly1294

3 жыл бұрын

Holy shi-

@abhimanyubist1875

Жыл бұрын

Did he used to be a painter

Girom Christina Calica, This move is done quickly. From the time they hit you with the elbow to the time your leg is broken like a twig will seem like an instant. Also you would have to manage to maneuver your leg over and around the rest of his body to even contemplate kicking them in the face. I've used and instructed this move, believe me, if done right anyone'd be tapping immediately.

Also the knee bar is a very good way to immobilize your opponent. If you can break or dislocate the hip bone from the pelvic girdle. I've never been in a kne bar but it looks pretty effective if you had to use it.

@ihaterobbie123 - I've used it in class and in a tournaments. It does work, but you have to initiate the move quickly in order to generate the momentum and force your opponent to roll. There was a detail that was missing in the animation. You should shoot your (left) leg between your opponent's leg and back kick him as you roll this will assist the takedown. This move when done correctly works against people who are aware of it, so it is rather easy for those who are not familiar with it.

My last fight (hopefully forever) was at a cousin's wedding reception. A guest enjoyed the open bar just a little too much, mouthed off (after displaying dance moves that should be banned in civilized countries), and refused to leave when asked. We wrestled to the ground and I put him to sleep with a kataha jime (half-nelson + collar choke). He woke up in the elevator as his two buddies and a very upset girlfriend took him up to his room. Except for my wrinkled shirt, no one suffered any harm.

@arthurfleck4595

2 жыл бұрын

Cool

why cant i stop watching these videos

hey, thnx dude... really, it means so much to me =), you're great at these things =P

Oooooh! That looks DANGEROUS!

I dont know about u, but doing that leg bar cracked my nuts!

EXCELLENT..NEVER THOUGHT TO GET OUT OF REAR ATTACK LIKE SHOWN

Hey DarkAlliancz, It's the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP), established in 2000 and is fully dynamic so it keeps evolving depending on the needs of the fleet marine force, using lessons learned in combat zones like Afghanistan and Iraq.

good comeback man *sorry i meant to say WOman*

this looks like one of the coolest looking submissions

@Dave.Mustaine.Is.Genius

5 ай бұрын

yohohohohohoh

certainly, along with the inverted heel hook, the knee bar is the most painful move out there, its not something to fool around with in practice. I have had a partial elbow hyperextension from an armbar because I tried to slam out of it, I also had a partial knee hyperextension from wrestling, and it hurt ten times more than the elbow. I can't imagine how painful a full knee hyperextension could be.

Taktarov (That crazy Russian MMA artics) showed me this move. It's PAINFUL. Though if you don't do this quickly and smoothly you're a sitting duck.

thanks for the heads up

How bout if the guy straightens out his body to align with his leg and swings his foot to part with his right...Wouldn't your chin be the point of impact? On another what he retracts his hamstring ie. keeping his knee bent, it would make it much harder for the knee bar to be utilized correct? I'm guessing after the initial roll would throw him off and this move be utilized quickly so prevent this correct?

@STARSandBARS1994 in those situations grappling is very effective. removing or minimizing a puncher's chance increases the importance of technique. As a wrestler and practitioner of brazilian jiu jitsu, i feel 10x more comfortable on the ground than standing, but i still feel going to ground is risky. as for multiple assailants, running or striking are the best.

just gonna add that to my arsenal.

Neat I just got my G.E.D. ,and have been thinking about the military for awhile.What branch do I go in to be the most kick ass?

but isent the attacker grabbing around the core , can this work if he gets a proper rear naked choke on around the throat then spreads his legs out of reach ?

One tends to follow where their hips go, you're pivoting the oppositions hip over your own.

I think this is the first time I have them heard using the correct unit for force.

I learned a different way to get out of a bear hug. You stomp on their feet or kick the shin and then hammerfist backfist combo and then ethier clear out or do a hipthrow or a reap takedown and nuetralize with a dropping knee/punch combo. Depends if you're in danger if you want to clear out or takedown.

yeah you're right....But i am an amateur since I haven't got a chance to practice the move...I tend to over analyze but thanks for pointin that out...It helps me curb my habits

tried and it worked succesfuly , thank you very much , my boy will think the same lol

I love this technique, gotta make sure you get the ukemi spot on tho

would this be effective in getting out of a rear naked choke hold?

Thanks.

What is the most effective form of self defense? I was thinking either muay thai or krav maga...

Usually i get it more often on someone bigger and stronger opponents?

It has one weakness, and his left leg is free and still working for a kick on the face.

so you pull the leg so the knee breaks back? or liek to the side?

so wait, you can download the MCMAP handbook online? Also, I was wondering what Ranger training was like cause im thinking bout going into special forces. Also how many years do you serve in SF and how longs Ranger training?

I doubt whether this is useful in the marine, but one thing is for sure: no one expects a move like this and if u do it well you've snapped his knee in one second, then just stand up and walk away. Unless you're fighting the dark grey guy offcourse. I've seen him getting beaten up 100 times with the craziest moves from all over the world, but the guy is unstoppable!

@sinabbi OMG EPIC LOL..... sir, you deserve an internet cookie

Yes, MCMAP is primarily a Weapons Martial Art. I know I carry at least 1 KABAR combat knife and 1 pocket knife with me outside the wire. MCMAP trains in Knife, Baton (for crowd/situation control), Bayonet, Belts, and any weapons of opportunity. Just keep in mind that this is only if you run out of ammo, and that's where combat marksmanship comes into play. Even though I haven't had to use MCMAP in combat myself (thank god), I know a few who have. In an urban war-zone, it can/does happen.

i tried this , but i hurt my balls. Sorry for the language. But could someone explain to me if it's normal you have really put pressure with your upperlegs to get his leg in position and pull it over

How do you get in that position to start out with?

which part of the body do you injure with this knee bar?

ok fair enough,also there is a video of genki sudo pulling this move off in ''Genki Sudo in Westside Tournament''

Recon isn't supposed to alert the enemy to its presence, often times this means killing the enemy to avoid detection.

I'm curious. Is there a name for a move that involves the attacker lying on their back and tripping a standing opponent by hooking his legs from behind?

I remember bass rutten doing it its a cool move to watch

@CyberPhysician It takes more than an elbow to break away from someone who's seriously intent on hurting you.

@B3nBo1194 I didn't say there weren't any leg locks in BJJ, just that the Gracie's initially disregarded them.

that's true....and even an experienced fighter would not know all that anyways unless they're a skilled fighter

oh shit one of the badass moves other then a normal sweep or trip for a takedown :O gotta do it.

This is one of those moves that look so damn painful! ARRGH!

@TheGreatestComposer is there spell check on you tube??

Something else you have to remember. When they test the strengths of these attack moves. They always have a trained fighter providing the forces. So of course the average person on some of these, not all, won't be able to produce the amount of force. But it would still hurt.

so what if you use this on a person who streches alot and is very agile

THIS IS SO GRAY.

Its a matter of gravity. The guy behind u is holding on (already committed). U stuggle a little only to get him to hold tighter. Then u bend over reaching between ur legs. Grab one of his as BOTH your weights are shifted forward. U have the advantage of being closer to the ground. So U roll while he falls over u.

On your inside of the leg? Can you elaborate?

my judo sensei taught me that it takes crazy amount of time and practice to make a move a reflex, so yeah you are right but you'd need to train the move more than 1000 time per week during a year or something

Thats awesome, I'm on my 2nd year of Kenpo Karate. I'm getting bored of it though so I think I'm going to start something else. I can't decide between Krav Maga, Aikido, Muay Thia, Wrestling or Kickboxing/Boxing. I'm leanin towards Krav Maga or Aikido though.

wouldn't the 2 elbows do enough damage to end the fight before they actually got to the kneebar in question?

This is why I ALWAYS flush the toilet, my dad doesn't joke around...

What do you mean "if you don't know how to do it"? Isn't that the desired effect?

I was just training, I didnt get my ACL torn yet, but I'm getting a little too flexible

BJJ was developed because the brazilions were generally very small people and needed a way to defend themselves against larger and much stronger opponents, Technique is the most important factor. But yes, against a trained opponent who is stronger and knows the defense it is tougher

I think one of the easiest ways to do this but one of the most risky ways is to be in a backside under position (YOUR on all fours and your apponent is on your side). You can slip your left leg between your apponents legs, turn your upper body right to grab his achilles tendent and then roll under his body and to the right. It's easy but also risky becuase your apponent can put you in a bulldog choke or take your back fully and put you into a rear naked choke.

@STARSandBARS1994 the obvious danger of grappling in a street fight are the unknowns of a street fight. it's tough to see a weapon when you are using your head to advance position, the hard asphalt can result in surprise damage, additional assailants attacking from your blind spots, when your head is right at boot level.

@unclesamsplayground yeah, it might work, specially if the opponent isnt an experienced one. but since everytechnique has a counter.... if u are applying the armbar and the opponent rolls, well, roll with him and keep it tight. u will still have him in it, with both of you facing the ground. have been in this situation several of times in judo.

this is a great move from turtle position if someone is trying to take your back for a choke. gotta be quick though

You know me soo well from behind your computer screen Iuu69. How do you do it ;)

@hueygunner6114 True. Grappling is effective mainly in one on one fights. Against multiple opponents, you had better have some training in striking and maneuverability.

god i love seeing these martial arts used in the military. usmc, chinese pla, israeli commandos, it's all good.

You can also slam your head backward into your attacker's face, disorienting him long enough to drop your hips down until one of his arms is on top of your shoulder, then you can easily execute an ippon seo nage (one arm shoulder throw). His head and back will slam into the ground with enough force to knock him out if you're on the street or just hard ground. If not, then you've still got his arm, step over into a juji gatame (arm bar) and shatter his elbow.

Lancelot, if your hurtin the boys downstairs, crank the knee to a side, closer to the crease between your thigh and pelvis. Oh and even if you dont, you wont injure yourself through this action. It may hurt, but the pain you dish out is tenfold of what you may feel.

If that ever happened to you, you WILL express that pain lol

I used this in a backyard wrestling match. He tapped out.

Have you seen The Legend Is Born - Ip Man before?

Perfect technique for prisoners no more fear for dropping the soap anymore

It's possible to escape that as long as your leg is more than flexible enough to do the job. If the plan backfires, use your arms.

i'm doubtful, can any1 show video that how this gonna work. in mma ufc k1 anywhere. plz

@User5973 perfectly described, couldn't say it any better, period.

i think they give this to pretty much everyone

for those saying it doesn't work, how many of you actually take martial arts im j/w? i'v had this technique done to me and it does work, the guy who did it to me only weighed around 150 compared to me at 210 and he still was able to take me down with it

@martino8806 aaah i see now :P the force is applied on the joint in the knee. i thought in the area around the leg and the groin...

@User5973 Good statement

for those of you that do mma or jiu jitsu this submission works from the turtle position aswell

Awesom move! We done it at mma

The beginning looks very funny. :D :D :D :D Like: ,,Hey, I dropped my soap!!" :D :D

@User5973 The only way most of the Jiu Jitsu moves won't work is against someone that trains Jiu Jitsu and is good at the defense to it. Grappling is like chest, you make your move depending on the situation, and not every move will or can work at a certain time.

how does he get the attacker to roll over hiM????

edudoj his family got it from japan. they just adapted jujitsu into a new style, also i'm sure that almost every grappling art has this it is not 2 hard to concieve of

hey just watch out commiting on a leg, when someone hasw your back, so you don't get an arm trapped, and leave ur neck undefended.

One flaw: If your going for the knee bar whats to keep the other person from moving their body around so you have no leverage?

@ManofOneGod

2 жыл бұрын

You won't have the time to move. Even if you could it would be a very minimal movement because both of your legs are out of the game.

what program do you use to make them

@sypro2007 Ummm...its called UNARMED combat because...the guy doesn't have a weapon. And yes, it is SAMBO but the Marines adopted it.

Your hips always act as a fulcrum!

It can be done if you get it down right. I have done somthing like this in wrestling a few times.

Knee bars are hard to finish in any setting anyway. If you're able to break the hands by getting two elbows in, you're in good shape to pretty much do anything. But yeah, if I'm out patrolling some remote village and I get lazy and someone dude sinks in a choke, I'm thinking hip check, side step, or heel to balls...not knee bar.

haha i love the extra elbows to the head

submission basically only works in competition. You may be able to pull it off in a real situation, but its not worth the risk

Marines don't practice these moves to enter MMA tournaments. They train this way to supplement extensive battlefield training and to prepare for what they may encounter in actual combat situations. How likely is it that they will patrol past a cage, a ref, and an MMA opponent?

@MARINE0609 I know! Street fights have no rules. The only thing that matters is who wins.

any sort of flying or rolling