Rasslefags are asleep, post MA.
>When mom tells you to stop Lesnarposting and go to bed because it's a school night
This is awesome. Thank you for the pictures!
Does anyone else have any more?
>>938347
Glad someone's getting use out of them, I'll post more tomorrow but I'm going to bed.
>>938266
what is this called?
is it legit?
>>938868
Imanari roll into 50/50 guard then heel hook finish
>>938242
The move on the bottom left is legit as hell. I used to teach TSD and taught it as a part of the grappling curriculum. It works great when combined with upkicks; the range the trip works best at is just outside of upkick range, so if you kick at a guy's head and he backs up, you can trip him onto his ass or at least make him stumble and give yourself time to stand up.
There's a few variations, like you can use the back of your heel for the ankle hook if your foot is on the wrong side, or you can trip the guy's far leg if he's close enough for that. It also works if you're posted on your elbow, so you can be halfway into a standup and still use it.
No idea why you don't see it in MMA. The only downside is that it leaves you slightly exposed to getting your guard passed if you miss the trip, but generally speaking the range is long enough that the top guy would really have to hustle to do that. I could never pull it off, usually just ended up catching a heel to the chest.
>>939011
TSD is badass.
>No idea why you don't see it in MMA
I wouldn't have the balls to lay down on my back in MMA and give the other guy a chance to pounce on me, I'd have to be really confident with techniques like this and I'm not.
Here's some info for you.
>>939093
I meant in the stalemate situation that comes up pretty often where one guy is on his back/butt and the other guy is standing. Bottom guy doesn't want to get hit as he's standing up, and top guy doesn't want to rush forward and get upkicked. That trip is perfect in that situation.
>>940454
How do you read this?
>>940454
who the fuck made this
>>942695
Open the image in a new window, use the magnifying glass icon that your cursor turns into, and zoom in a little if you still can't read it.
fats where were you all this time you let the board go to shit with your absence.
>>939011
>No idea why you don't see it in MMA
except you do see it. gegard mousasi used it on sokodjou.
it just isnt that "big" of a technique, you need to get your opponent off guard and all you really accomplish is getting him to fall on his ass while youre on your back. usually it takes the guy on his back to get up longer so the strength of this technique is only in its surprise factor
>>942761
Thanks mang. This is only my second time using a personal computer. Have a star.
>>938897
Awesome.
How cool would it be it I dress up as a hedgehog and use that move as my primary takedown?
>>940454
wat
>>941424
yes
>>943104
So I noticed. Post moar and let's do some actual studying rather than just gossiping about our favorite muscle ballet man drama show
must bump
>>946644
monkey-style wrestling takedown?
>>947260
flying triangle choke.
>>938231
Anybody know what this is called? Modified triangle?
>>947398
looks like a gogoplata
>>938231
>>947532
I'd go with
>eye gouge
>nut kick
>knee to face
>throw
>stomp
>>947398
Gogoplata
>>947398
gogoplata
Am I autistic?
The ride never ends
THE RIDE NEVER ENDS
>>952214
>an information graphic of the things my father taught me when I was just a wee young lad
This feels kind of weird.
Mostly because I just watched the 3rd episode of Black Mirror.
>>952247
>Use drugs to get good at MA
>Forever regret it because I know that while I could literally give 120% while amped out of my skull, it also caused extreme damage to my body
>Considering using amphetamines again to get a taste of the magnificent power only drugs provided
Fuck, these feels. Frodo the monk has a lot to teach us all.
>>938231
Where do yu find these
>>952217
I see where this is coming from but its a very poor explaination
>>952783
Just from around here over time, or google.
>>952793
I agree, I learned a better KMA version of this technique. You basically have to lean in and sit on the top of the guy's thigh for it to work, otherwise you just end up awkwardly putting a leg into your crotch and having the guy pummel the back and sides of your head.
>>952247
Monk should have given the bracelet to an enemy, not destroyed it.
>>952935
>I learned a better KMA version of this technique
Is there a video for it?
>>953011
I don't think monks are the kinds of people to do that kind of thing.
>>953057
Somewhere, probably. I'll look for one.
Opinions on this block? Good coverage, or does it just obstruct the fuck out of your vision and leave you open downstairs?
>>954076
Tried it myself, doesn't seem to actually obstruct the vision but it seems like everything useful about it is already provided by a muay thai high block, and nothing useful is added. Feels awkward as fuck. Why the fuck are you protecting your forehead? That's less vulnerable than your arm.
What about this thing?
IDK why you wouldn't just choke someone, but maybe it's more useful on da streetz?
>>954944
You know, on the streets, when you're choking a clever opponent from the rear like that, it likes like he could grab onto your ear, and rip it off.
>>946609
Hey I recognize that movement, that's An WuShu's ba ji quan demo right?
>>947398
wtf fats. You can't recognize that?
>>949348
Where did this come from? It is a terrible diagram for ippon seoi
>>952217
Something tries to give you hug, but you are not in the mood. Flare your elbows out to to clearly send the message that you lack social skills. Next, reach down between your legs and grab his ankle. In a single pulling motion, kick yourself in the dick with his leg. Be sure to lift with your lower back and not your hips and legs.
>>955410
No idea what it was called until now, although I think I've done it/ had it done to me.
You could show me a lot of judo throws and although I've done them, I don't know what the japanese names are. You have to remember I did KMA which steals a lot of techniques from JMA and doesn't give them credit.
>>955383
>>955413
No idea.
>>955646
It's a relatively 'new' technique, 'invented' by Eddie Bravo.
