Thank goodness they have those equations there for me otherwise i would've never understood how this works

@sxlt96

3 жыл бұрын

Lmfaoooooo

@mouhamedcamara4026

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@genekendrick679

2 жыл бұрын

Komedien 😶

@jamesmarabulas9882

2 жыл бұрын

I don't understand too

@mikeliggett1599

Жыл бұрын

Has anyone who knows math ever checked those equations

Like any move, an armbar can be countered/reversed if not locked in perfectly. In fact, one of the commony "counters" to this move is to "crocodile" out of it (hard to explain here). In addition, if caught early enough, the person about to be armbarred often grabs on for dear life to their other arm to stop the hyperextension of the arm. Further, many young BJJ practitioners will let go of the armbar when the person "rolls out". BJJ is short for Brazillian Jiu Jitsu.

@brott9181

11 ай бұрын

Do they do like a death roll or smth?

@glitchflower2688

5 ай бұрын

@@brott9181something similar to a death roll I think you can search super man escape

@OlBogey-kn9ob

5 ай бұрын

You can grab your arm all you want but when the person uses their feet to push your arm away from your other arm it’s over.

@ashernoreen

2 ай бұрын

​@brott9181 Nah they try to use torque to break the hold

@Trumpdobealoser

9 күн бұрын

They seem to show it in a bad way with enough experience you could fairly easily turn ant counter into a triangle on the victim of the armbar

as my instructor always reminds us...tap early and tap often (in the gym) especially with joint locks. I do like how mma got its own human weapon episode though, when it is in essence suppose to be all martial arts in one.

With practice, the armbar is the bread and butter move of BJJ/MMA. You can literally hook it from a dozen different positions. In that regard, a relatively moderately trained BJJ/MMA practitioner can hit this move easily, particularly against an untrained opponent.

@BIGPAX22

Ай бұрын

Man..... the game has changed.... not alot of armbars being finished at a high level anymore. RNC and Kimura.

depends on how hard you opponent used it....it takes less than a second for your arm to break if he is going all out...

i love how 1/10 of the people arguing dont even do any martial arts hahaha

Wow! Couldn't agree more! You just said what's on my mind. Thanks, 81carlos! :D

My elbow has hypermobility just from being armbar’d so many times

@TheBruteChieftain It still works on them, it just might take more effort. One problem I've seen with really flexible people in grappling is that they sometimes get too comfortable in bad positions despite still being vulnerable to the techniques being applied on them.

this moves SWEET!

doesn't always have to, just might mean u may have to bend it more depending on flexibility of the person getting barred

thanks gracie sensei.

yeah but ive been caught in an arm bar b4, and im not trying to soung great or anything but it didnt hurt at all? maybe its just cuz i have weird arms, or maybe its cuz the guy didnt execute it properly, either way it didnt make me tap. can u tell me though, which part of the arm is supposed to hurt?

@comradebashu Actually, one school of judo that was created in the early 20th century called "kosen judo" is the likely originator of the guard. They, unlike the kodokan, emphasized newaza (ground fighting) more so than throws, takedowsn, trips, etc. It was Maeda that brought kosen judo to Brazil, where he taught it to the Gracies, who in turn specialized and refined judo newaza techniques, thus, the difference in the two arts that exist today.

I like the armbar.

When you are in a serious fight and rage eats you, do you think it's possible to remember & execute all these complex techniques?

@calthekonqueror312

2 жыл бұрын

Depends on how well you've trained

@Gdogvolt

2 жыл бұрын

In a street fight you punch as hard and as fast as you can. Very simple

@Gdogvolt

2 жыл бұрын

Have you ever seen a flying armbar?

@wikipediaintellectual7088

Ай бұрын

I realize this comment is from the stone age but arm bars aren't exactly complex.

I was put into like a back words arm bar man the feeling sucks

awesome

ofc i get this 17 years later

its a ju-ju baby! gotta love it!

Sorry for my english i have a question : in a good ambar the direction of the opponent arm when you do ambar is to pinkie ?

Exactly what I was thinking.

the pain that his elbow will be completely destroyed

just remember when you got the arm make sure the thumb is pointing up

i've never understood how that move can hurt? can someone explain? i mean its not like a kimura where ur arm is twisted in an awkward position, it just looks like your yanking his arm? how could that hurt?

@ossymnz actually, those are physics equations, and make sense to those in the know

hehe, it was close and to be honest the first few times I watched it I was like "damn, Mir bent his elbow backwards" which I thought was amazing, one time I think I was showing someone the video and then I realized it was just below, I think they zoomed in around his forearm and I saw the bone poke out...impressive, and scary...

Hold on a minute - this technique was used in judo and ju-jitsu long before MMA came out. You can't really call it a MMA technique even if it is used a lot in it. I'm a judoka and in ground work juji-gatame(armbar) is used really often to win a fight.

@DylanJo123

2 жыл бұрын

Everything is mma

with a can of redbull?

oh shit, I once had a guy down on the mat just like that, and I'm glad he didn't know this move!

My grandpa loved this one

I did karate for three years, I do mma now. When I first started I was alright on my feet but I'd always lose on the ground. I now realise that it's important to learn how to grapple as well as how to strike. How often do you spar full contact? You seem to think it's easy to land a clean hit on another experienced fighters vital points. Seriously though, if you're as great as you say you are then you should have no problem becoming champion of the UFC and buying a mansion with your winnings.

@yuuji3795

2 жыл бұрын

i wonder if musty is still kicking

@zMustyz

2 жыл бұрын

@@yuuji3795 I'm still alive haha, sadly I don't do mma anymore. I'm a boring 30 year old teacher with a family now. I have less time and more responsibilities than I had 9 years ago.

@yuuji3795

2 жыл бұрын

@@zMustyz oh damn gl w life bro and yo family

Make sure their thumb is pointing up, or away from you would be a better description if their on their back their thumb shoud be pointing to the ceiling that makes sure the joint is in the right position

Most martial arts or defense arts are used to create or use an opportunity. Krav maga uses both, Jujitsu uses one, and as you said Karate has been watered down every where (except asia)

More to it than that. It was cut short!

whats the difference between the armbar and juji gatame?

@An0niempje but i do understand the fact that he's a bit frustrated, it is an jiu-jitsu /BJJ technique and if you follow that idea they can put mma in everyt title of the human weapon movies, like for instance a Muay Thai lowkick, also used a lot in mma, does that mean they have to put the lowkick technique as an "mma" technique?

Geee, you're really good at trolling on the internet.

does anyone know where i could watch the whole video? I mean the documentary Thank you :)

is it possible to reverse the armbar and what is BJJ

Do u keep ur body nice and close? Are ur legs held tight?

you're correct. should be bent a "little bit". this game is all about leverage and momentum.

your right , but BJJ is the most effective martial art when it comes to "Style vs Style" (specific martial art vs another) , or when it comes to realistic street fights .. but when it comes to fighting with pro martial artists who train variety of martial arts (including the most important -> BJJ) , you do need to cross it with a striking martial art .

we covered this in my BJJ class

1) Any move has a counter just depends on how dirty you are willing to get. This move has several including but not limited to; groin shot with hand, groin shot with knee, groin grab/submission hold, bite to the legs, etc. 2) Jeet Kune Do isn't a fighting style. Read on the matter of JKD if you disagree.

this is probably the most common move that mma/jj fighters use to make their opponent tap out

@Mr2Phreshh the arm isn't supposed to press against your groin as such. try pinching your knees together when you apply it.

whens the next season start

Also, I've sparred with people who take Karate, some for many years. Sure, they hold up good on their feet, but as soon as I take them to the ground I can mount them and finish them with ease. Like I said, if you ever come to Vancouver I will be more then happy to show you how Krav Maga works.

@baconsandwich6584

Жыл бұрын

Krav maga 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Ilikemustard this was in slow mo, that's like seeing a boxing match in slow mo then watching the punch and saying the other guy should''ve just dodged.

Had to rewind thought he said two lovers! lol!

Hola mucho gusto es un placer saludarle mi estimado amigo

@An0niempje still though, that is a whole new level of 'not very bright'

lol silver guy is thinking ''hmmm the grey guy forgot to wipe didnt he?''

legend has it anybody who "fists" up to three grey men will be granted with eternal life

This is so painful. So much pain.

It’s weird how the animation shows two naked guys

@tipsy700 no, this is judo's juji gatame. as far as im concerned bjj developed from judo's newaza

@Spewff using a cup will only make u dependent on it to use as a fulcrum, and you wont be able to do it right without the cup. i used to have the same problem, squeeze your knees together tighter and play around with the position of thier arm relative to your hips. when done correctly thier elbow/arm should not even touch your junk.

yes i know what you mean, i do the same thing to people when we spar.. if they want to try to get out of the armbar, i do the method you said, and then they realise i mean business :P

Does anyone know if there's a way to escape from the armbar?

This move was Fedor approved

Really kick's

Every strike or submission has at least one counter or escape. Nothing is fullproof. Timing is the key.

@lacrosseguy23 I agree, but think about it, wouldn't that mean that basically created very good fighting style out of recycled moves? I would say that would be pretty impressive to many people, like a man making a great vehicle out junked parts.

it hurts like hell!

@SeanK1212 that sounds like an interesting story, please share.

@Deflorate6 lol. If I had to guess, maybe some buddies of his. A couple of my friends and I fuck around like that when we find ourselves stalled out, or stuck in a bad spot. Haha.

Thisv is "Cross Arm Lock (Juji gatame )".

well they call it mma(mixed martial arts) because most people are into that now. but your absolutely right about the bjj, sambo and judo haha thats where the move basically came from

thats very effeciv!

@iiAlivezz I usually refer to people that are young as kid, he's a senior in highschool, i'm a sophomore

oh yea, it can break the elbow. the person is actually supposed to point the thumb up and pull the arm the other way. This causes the arm to hyperextend, and that's what makes it hurt so much. If you were grappling, you wouldn't really go all out, because they're your partner, and you don't want to hurt them because then you don't have anyone to practice with. But if someone attacked you, and you got them in this position, go all out, they'll be in a lot of pain.

In some cases yes, at my old dojo, we always learned strikes from our chest.

so the armbar is damn dangerous

Except that Machida and Mir are also BJJ black belts who know how to fight on the ground, or, at a minimum, protect against take downs. A balanced approach to combat is best.

um... it depends on how hard they do it. but if you tap out pretty quickly then it shouldn't hurt too bad. but if you try to resist, but they still get it anyway, it will probably hurt

@steeeeker can u please say some wrongs points in this armbar? i started BJJ this week and im not very good at it yet

@MrSplashOnEm

3 ай бұрын

What about now

Shouldn't his thumb be pointing up? Just wondering.

@spritsengiggle maybe if you are fedor. nobody really bellys down on armbars.

My turn!! Pankrace is older than JJJ.... they had the armbar too!!!! OOOUUUYYY!!!

practice, practice, and practice

It's a good ground move because most people in the streets have no idea what the fuck your doing untill it's too late.

@lacrosseguy23 well tbh, they rediscovered the whole art. Vast majority of moves were in use in judo, but the didnt know that, becuase they werent used (gogoplata for example). They created guard and all variations of it, got some new moves in house and most importantly, they showed world how to use them. Judo is fine, but if we are looking in this direction, all the eastern martial arts copied Pankration, wich is older than anything else. Yes?

wheather the thumb is pointed up of not you still break the arm lol

Armbar is Jujitsu isnt it.. cuz i learned this when i was studying it

in answere to darkprince2713 you never let go of the arm, keep your legs firmly on his chest and in his throat, if he filps you, continue to crank using your hips along with your arms, he will tap for sure

just to let everyone know that jitsu is a japanese word, so yes bjj originated from jiu jitsu

ehhh.... does it realy matter where does tecnique come from ? o_o or from what MA?

explain to me what a crocodile is

i didn't mean to classify the technique exclusively to MMA. i totally understand that the arm bar technique is taught in jiujitsu and sambo, and is utilized in MMA. my apologies for not being more thorough in the comment above.

@Pirotehnik1996 If you want to snap a bone, you have to use your leg strength and you have to do it before your opponent gets a chance to brace himself for it.Whoever you did it on new it was coming. Remember, your mind is a powerful thing and humans are capable of extraordinary feats. Watch Frank Mir vs Tim Silvia for an examble. Also watch Gracie vs Hughes. Although it isn't an arm bar, Gracies arm gets snapped in that fight and just takes it. Doesn't even scream.

MMA stands for Mixed Martial Arts... It should be noted that MMA has moves from almost every style, and many styles share moves anyway. But yes, I believe the move did originate from Judo.

They should show what would happen if the opponent doesn't tap out on those simulator guys...

Jiu Jitsu is the most effective martial . (PERIOD)

Not a whole lot you can do to get out of an armbar once it's been established unless you get outside help. You can't hit their groin at all, you're arm is completely locked in and in their control and you can't hit them with the other anywhere other than their legs, with barely any force at all. Biting could work, but if I did this to a guy in a fight I'd be able to withstand the pain from the bite long enough to break his arm into two pieces.

@lacrosseguy23 I give respect to Royce gracie for not submiting to the arm bar attempt against matt hughes.. few people can withstand that and it wouldnt have looked good for gracie to be submitted by his own technique

@An0niempje jesus u had to explain that to someone?? i would have thought the name would be enough

Fair enough.

What sucks is when you’re tapping and your opponent doesn’t acknowledge you tapping 🤯