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juggledex
Jul 03, 2007, 03:49 PM
At wrestling school, we've start shooting (grappling to submission). To my surprise, I won both tournament style matches thanks to a modified choke and a guillotine. Now I reckon they are going to start gunning for me, so I have to learn as much as I can to keep my spot. :)

I have some experience applying guillotine, triangle choke, rear naked choke, but feel very limited in working the arm and legs. During a match, I tried for a kimura, but lack of training allowed my opponent to slip out of it

I'm looking for all kinds of info on grappling, submitting people, bjj, etc. I know Youtube is littered with this type of stuff, so post whatever you deam as helpful info on submitting, countering, getting in position and buildling the strength for all those

I found this great catch wrestling vid on google
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4116442962014230732&q=catch+wrestling&total=1281&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0

Sepanto
Jul 03, 2007, 06:45 PM
Good luck m8. What submissions are used in Shoot fighting (joint locks, chokes,beating the fuck out of your opponent from mount....
)

juggledex
Jul 03, 2007, 11:28 PM
The only rule they gave us was no strikes to the face, but nobody did any striking minus a judo guy who decided to throw some crazy spinning back kick. TBH, I think he did it just for intimidation or to catch his opponent off guard because he immediately did some judo throw. He is my main competition, lol ;)

Big Jew
Jul 05, 2007, 12:18 AM
At wrestling school, we've start shooting (grappling to submission). To my surprise, I won both tournament style matches thanks to a modified choke and a guillotine. Now I reckon they are going to start gunning for me, so I have to learn as much as I can to keep my spot. :)

I have some experience applying guillotine, triangle choke, rear naked choke, but feel very limited in working the arm and legs. During a match, I tried for a kimura, but lack of training allowed my opponent to slip out of it

I'm looking for all kinds of info on grappling, submitting people, bjj, etc. I know Youtube is littered with this type of stuff, so post whatever you deam as helpful info on submitting, countering, getting in position and buildling the strength for all those

I found this great catch wrestling vid on google
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4116442962014230732&q=catch+wrestling&total=1281&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0

Those chokes you like... (guillotine, triangle choke, rear naked choke) are common staples for chokes because they work great. I would focus on the escapes for those chokes for when someone tries to get you with one of those

Gaz
Jul 05, 2007, 05:07 AM
Check Bart Vale's Shootfighting webstie http://www.shootfighting.com/. Bart is the guy who brought Shootfighting to the US

crazydan
Jul 05, 2007, 03:48 PM
alot of great videos on how to perform submissions here. http://lockflow.com/techniques.php?sid=97ca85ff2085d37b38afe3952375d62 8