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Thanks bro...will do!

Prof. Elijah has a lot of good pointers for finishing techniques.

Very cool! I appreciate it. 💯🤙🏾

Thank you! I appreciate it.

@@mouthguardcomic You’re welcome!! ☺️⭐️

Thank you!!!

@@mouthguardcomic You’re welcome!!! ☺️⭐️

Thanks! I would agree, lol. I couldn't see at the end, the only thing I knew was that I wanted that arm.

Yes, it was in the description in parenthesis.

Thanks! Yes, he almost made me disappear, but I pulled off the sub just in time. 🤣

Hahaha😂😂😂 you really are a comic!

@@ayannaandmouse 🤣😂🤣

Man, this upgraded my game after I learned it. It is one of my favorite throws and most people are caught by surprise because they don't realize they are in trouble due to you not stepping in as deep. Then it's too late.

@@mouthguardcomic fs most people would feel somewhat comfortable in that position definitely good to know

@@pyromatics7187 Yes sir...

Awesome! It’s worth it.

@@mouthguardcomic did you fill yours? I bought the prefilled and its too stiff to do anything on it.

@@chrisdopez8443 I filled it myself, if you are talking about the Grappling Smarty. It is stiff in the beginning, but it will quickly become pliable. After a while, you may have to add some polyfil and adjust it. I use mine almost everyday and trust me, it will not stay stiff. Just don’t become disappointed and work with it as all of the videos of people using it is what you will be doing soon as well and the benefits are multiple.

@@mouthguardcomic this is for the smarty how does it become more pliable if the t-shirts that are put it are holding it in place to prevent too much bending. The prefilled one I bought weights over 40lbs, how much does yours weigh and what did you use to fill it?

@@chrisdopez8443 I used Polyfil (the brand) and cut up clothes and rags. I followed their instructions. I stuffed Polyfil in the arms up to the middle of the forearms and halfway up the calves. That allows the limbs to be light enough to stay in the air when supine or to hold its arms up when in sitting guard. I stuffed the rest with cut up cloth and stuffed it to my taste. I have the XL version and it weighs 55 lbs. From what I remember of their stuffing methods, they use cut up rags and not full t-shirts, etc. That would not allow you to stuff it tightly. However, do what you can on it now and continue to work on it. It should loosen up soon.

Thank you 🙏🏾!

@@mouthguardcomicYou’re welcome! 😄🫶🏾

Thanks! I practice foot sweep motions almost every day (without a partner). I only do it a few times just to keep the mechanics fresh. It becomes automatic when you roll with someone.

You'll love it. Be careful though, it's addictive.🙂

@@mouthguardcomic thanks i will

You're right, standing without dropping would be that. I drill that almost daily in my routine. With the drop, I wonder if that changes the name? We reviewed De-Ashi-Barai, Sasae Tsurikomi, and Hiza Guruma along with this collar drag drop in one session and then these guys started hitting the collar drag drop with an astounding regularity.

Thanks ✌!

Absolutely!

What is , “not for white belt? “

@@mouthguardcomic knee bar

@@nakrak8847 The Cloverleaf is not a knee bar. It is a calf slicer. It forces the shin against the back of the calf.

@@nakrak8847 However, you can knee bar white belts. You can also heel hook white belts. You can do whatever you want as long as everyone is in agreement. The most important thing is to be careful and to not rip or go fast on submissions.

Ahh, I'm working on it. Thanks!

😂 Yes, we do not. 🤙🏾🙏🏾

Thanks! 🙏🏾 💯

Thank you Sir!

@@mouthguardcomic My pleasure! Happy to support! Keep it up!

@@AcesJiuJitsuClub Will do!

It is never ending, but that´s what keeps us coming back.

TeJay Grappling Dummy...

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It is a lateral knee bar. With the leg upright and toes pointed upward all you have to do push your hips out onto the side of the knee. Actually, it is more painful than a regular knee bar and you have to tap quicker. It looks like it might not be one, but it is. It is a part of the leg lock regimen we do from the 411 (or saddle) position as well (heel hook, knee bar and lateral knee bar).

@@mouthguardcomic Awesome, thanks so much!

@@grizzlydynamics No problem!

What's up Anthony! Yeah, it was a nice one.

Will do! Here are a couple of short videos of me explaining how to do it - Effortless Foot Sweeps - ruclips.net/video/by0MKfN1-3M/видео.html

Here's another short video I made explaining it: Foot Sweep Concepts: ruclips.net/video/pX0sf-eNWck/видео.html - You can check out my free Patreon page too - JiuJitsu365

🤣Finally, you get it! Thanks brother!

Exactly! But be aware, my Grappling Smarty has punched me several times when I had him in guard, lol. You'll find out if you get one.

Ahhh! Thank you so much!

@@mouthguardcomic You’re welcome! 😄⭐️

Yes, I definitely used a whizzer. In Judo this throw is an Uki Goshi (half a hip throw).

@@mouthguardcomic thank you for the response I learned a new judo term today!🫶

@@oldirtytrezzo2981 Not s problem!

Thanks 🤙🏾!

Some would say your response is. Belts and stripes were handed out, each person was applauded and congratulated by the class and those who earned belts gave a speech. This was the last event and it is not mandatory. Before this ceremony, others tested for their stripes and since I am a brown belt, I had to make it through a forty minute gauntlet where a fresh person comes in every minute with no break. (We also have to stand up at the beginning of each round.)

Interesting insult that you would keep to yourself if you knew him. Anyway, it is voluntary and people do not have to participate.

Much respect sir!

It's not

Its perfect

Thank you sir! I´m sticking to my path. Hope all is well.

@@mouthguardcomic so far pretty good

@@anthonybacy Nice!

I felt each one....

We did that before this. Belts and stripes were handed out, each person was applauded and congratulated by the class and those who earned belts gave a speech. This was the last event and it is not mandatory. Before this ceremony, others tested for their stripes and since I am a brown belt, I had to make it through a forty minute gauntlet where a fresh person comes in every minute with no break. (We also have to stand up at the beginning of each round.)

Thanks! I learned from "Happy Gilmore" that when in these situations, I need to go to my happy place!