http://slcmma.com/quick-reveiw-armbar-from-guard/ Exploring MMA and Jujitsu in Salt Lake City Utah Wed, 08 Feb 2012 02:34:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://slcmma.com/quick-reveiw-armbar-from-guard/comment-page-1/#comment-2139 Corey S. Fri, 19 Feb 2010 16:45:43 +0000 http://slcmma.com/?p=450#comment-2139 Yes armbars are irksome. I was in one in class and really should have tapped out earlier. I am fairly new and felt like I really should have been able to get out just because it felt like so little of my body was being controlled by the instructor. He really only had one arm and a leg over my neck. Turns out that's all you really need. Yes armbars are irksome. I was in one in class and really should have tapped out earlier. I am fairly new and felt like I really should have been able to get out just because it felt like so little of my body was being controlled by the instructor. He really only had one arm and a leg over my neck. Turns out that’s all you really need.

]]> http://slcmma.com/quick-reveiw-armbar-from-guard/comment-page-1/#comment-2134 Derek O. Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:33:00 +0000 http://slcmma.com/?p=450#comment-2134 It seems to me the armbar is one of the most effective and devastating submissions available in MMA/Jujitsu and it’s one of the more difficult to pull off. In order to better prepare yourself it would be prudent to have a drill to practice the armbar. One that seems especially poignant is shown below http://www.brazilianjiujitsutechniques.com/watch.php?ytv=GT88lDHEH_Q The drill seems extremely effective as it emphasizes hip movement and leg placement without the added complication of the arms. There are several other drills available to the savy combatant including a solo armbar which can be seen here http://www.brazilianjiujitsutechniques.com/watch.php?ytv=iSYxRQOBOdI This emphasizes the footwork and movement involved with getting an armbar from the mount. Both drills combined will allow you to practice your armbar from both the mount and guard with minimum complication and assist greatly with your armbar game. It seems to me the armbar is one of the most effective and devastating submissions available in MMA/Jujitsu and it’s one of the more difficult to pull off. In order to better prepare yourself it would be prudent to have a drill to practice the armbar. One that seems especially poignant is shown below
http://www.brazilianjiujitsutechniques.com/watch.php?ytv=GT88lDHEH_Q
The drill seems extremely effective as it emphasizes hip movement and leg placement without the added complication of the arms. There are several other drills available to the savy combatant including a solo armbar which can be seen here
http://www.brazilianjiujitsutechniques.com/watch.php?ytv=iSYxRQOBOdI
This emphasizes the footwork and movement involved with getting an armbar from the mount. Both drills combined will allow you to practice your armbar from both the mount and guard with minimum complication and assist greatly with your armbar game.

]]> http://slcmma.com/quick-reveiw-armbar-from-guard/comment-page-1/#comment-2116 Karli Mcmillan Tue, 16 Feb 2010 05:24:45 +0000 http://slcmma.com/?p=450#comment-2116 Wow They make it look easy. I especially like the armbar and the D'arce choke. They are such simple movements but have a huge effect in fighting (if done correctly). Some look easier to comprehend though and i think i will try out some of these moves on my roomates! Wow
They make it look easy. I especially like the armbar and the D’arce choke. They are such simple movements but have a huge effect in fighting (if done correctly). Some look easier to comprehend though and i think i will try out some of these moves on my roomates!

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