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A fully locked on armbar doesn't matter if it's a man or a woman, your arm is not stronger than your wife's whole back and hamstring muscles. As for the weight, I'm between 240 to 260 depending if I'm lifting weights, 130lbs male while stronger than a woman, is not stronger than me. Being half my size, my arm cannot beat his whole body pulling on my arm hyperextending it. By saying she doesn't have the strength to finish you means she isn't doing the technique right. My offer still stands to show the proper technique. |
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Kyra Gracie BJJ Blackbelt vs Larger Male Judo Blackbelt Skip to about 5:00 |
Here ya go Doc. Courtesy of the staff at Metro Money. :thumbsup
Quick and easy lesson on how to apply a proper rear naked choke. |
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You can show her if you want, you wouldn't be the first... It's not like she is throwing herself into the armbar and dropping one on me out of the blue. It's already possible to get out of armbars, so getting out of it with with her, isn't a challenge. |
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The getting a submission vs. a KO, would be the same equal chances of it happening... Chances are, she isn't even going to get a submission hold started, let alone set and locked - just like the KO. |
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I've seen a few instances in my life of someone getting out of a fully locked armbar. You'll forgive me if I don't believe you when you say you can get out of them and have zero submission fighting training. |
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Sure it can help before it gets locked on, but once that position is reached, you either tap, or nap. So you saying you can get out of a fully locked RNC is something I want to see. Hell, I'll put $100.00 bet that you wouldn't get out of one just for shits and giggles. |
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What makes you think I have zero submission fighting training? I'm not BJJ trained, but I've taken years of Shootfighting, even though it's not what I prefer to train in today.. I like to box, I just like to throw elbows too :/ |
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PS: 50 MoFo's that need a chin kick. |
That was a great fucking kick.
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Fully locked was in reference to the armbar. And you can break fully locked rear naked choke, it's just not easy. I'm more than sure you've trained on how to do it, so I'm not sure why it's not possible for others to do it. |
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movies only with him. :1orglaugh |
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Shootfighting as in what they called stiff albeit fake wrestling? :) |
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I've trained to stop the choke before it's fully locked on, but even then it's a fight. Once it's locked on, the defense is to reach up over you head to pull their hand off the back of your head. But then they just transition to the cable grip, and you've been in a blood choke about 2 or 3 seconds. I've seen it once in a professional MMA fight where they got out of a RNC. |
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Shootfighting is a cross between muay thai and submission wrestling - it's mixed arts, learn/use whatever. If you want to learn much of the same stuff BJJ teaches but keep your joints from blowing out as fast, take Shootfighting. I've tapped on armbars, many times... and on choke holds. Again, we aren't talking about YOU putting ME in one, ie: adult males - we're talking about a house wife putting them on someone like you - and you not letting them. I'm sorry, I don't believe you that you couldn't get out of it. |
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No disrespect to you or your wife, but she must have a lame instructor. I sold BJJ classes for the Machados by having the wrestle girls. Had 3 female ringers that were only purple belts at the time. Ryan Greg, who is co owner of OTM Fight gear, a current BJJ Black belt with a crap load of trophies and titles will disagree with your statements above. I personally trained him and got him started in BJJ 12 years ago, will tell you himself that i put him and all people who doubted bjj and were interested in the intro classes, to train with a girl and an 12 year old boy. Both whooped his and all comers asses. Ryan got both arms cracked and he got choked almost unconscious. He did not want to tap out and was in serious disbeilif on what was happening to him by this girl and boy. This guy was 170lbs and a good street fighter (so he said) and wrestled in high school a bit. The girl that whooped him good was Cathy Brothers and he will admit to it. He is not ashamed of it at all. But it was the true technicality of BJJ the whooped him, not necessarily a girl. Lastly my close friend Glen Chang, who is a purple belt(135lbs) in BJJ gets tapped out 4 out of 5 times by his wife Jocelyn Chang who is a legit black belt in BJJ (90lbs). Quote:
And finally; I may have trained way longer than Anthony in BJJ, but even i have to admit that he knows way more than i do on what is really what when it comes to BJJ and MMA than i do. He is the true BJJ and MMA Knowledge 3 strip Black belt. :thumbsup |
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Maybe you need me to train you? |
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When this is the average joe's skill level, it's not hard to fathom. |
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On the ground, I'll put $100 bucks down that while you are trying to get your fingers in a fully locked on RNC, you won't last very long. :) |
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I've said many times, anyone that trains has a serious advantage.... all around. And 90lbs to 135 isn't a weight advantage, 90lbs to a 6'6" 265lb heavy weight is though. |
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If my wife has that hold on me, I'm getting out of it - if you have it on me, it's going to be hell if not impossible for me to get out of - but I will stay awake a hell of a lot longer than 3-7 seconds. Which is what we talking about here - we aren't talking about me breaking your lock. |
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That's the point though, you knew it was coming and did nothing to stop it... even when it was on you. So really, an 11 year old didn't get a rnc on you and choke you out, you let an 11 year old get it on you and choke you when you could have easily broken it anytime you wanted. Quote:
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That's a great video... memories of high school come flashing back. |
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Keep in mind, both of us came to this conclusion in this discussion. |
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That's all I'm saying - I know what you did it for, that is understandable - which I did say as well. Quote:
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This has been happening to me since I was a teenager. |
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90lbs to 135 isn't really a difference on trained fighters, and 170lb male to your weight, isn't that much of a difference. You might be a little stronger, but it's not over powering by that much. Male to female though, I don't out weight my wife by that much - and I can over power her by 100's of times her own strength. She can't pick me up, I can easily pick her up and toss her... Now maybe if she trained every day for years - I'm sure it would be a greatly different story, because I wouldn't be 100's of times stronger than her anymore. |
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The RNC is probably the easiest submission to teach, as it's a high percentage one to use. An effective one entails knowing the little things that make it uber effective, like pushing the head forward with your back hand and placing your face on your hand to create more pressure; squeezing with your whole body like you are hugging them versus just using your arms to apply the choke. Quote:
Belts are: white, blue, purple, brown, black So a purple belt would be able to handle a weight difference of white belt who's 60lbs heavier, and so on. All due to technique and training. Quote:
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Pretty close to the weight difference you mentioned. The difference between trained and non trained.
Royce Gracie vs Akebono Another one Genki Sudo vs Butterbean |
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I have a feeling this Helio fellow was highly trained :) |
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Fat, sweaty, blubber of a body... they would win by default with me. |
There's some great BJJ academies I'm sure around where you live Doc!
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