Wall Get Up (MMA)

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  • Опубликовано: 3 фев 2020
  • Escaping the bottom position in MMA is very difficult. It's even harder when you're pinned against the Wall(cage).
    Check out this new video where I detail two useful MMA escapes from the bottom position against the cage!
    Wall Get Up (MMA)
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Комментарии • 30

  • @StevenStranglesPeople
    @StevenStranglesPeople  4 года назад +2

    Escaping the bottom position in MMA!
    Like, and subscribe.
    What would you guys like to see next?

  • @kinmoy5735
    @kinmoy5735 3 года назад +3

    Major respect for that a-frame position, hip bump, and knee to the wall. That’s the most quintessential piece for getting up off the wall that 95% people don’t know of cover 🙌

  • @misterblessed
    @misterblessed 4 года назад +5

    You deserve more subscribers. This is great stuff!

  • @delisborges3610
    @delisborges3610 5 месяцев назад

    That is some bad ass get ups, fire ass technique

  • @jasonm9264
    @jasonm9264 Год назад

    Thanks for showing this. Been working on getting back to feet or dominant position at minimum

  • @kc-vf4lp
    @kc-vf4lp 3 года назад +1

    Great technical stand up 👍

  • @Holygroundmma
    @Holygroundmma 5 месяцев назад

    Respect bro🔥

  • @jitsroller
    @jitsroller 3 года назад +1

    Damn good stuff here.

  • @oanderson2411
    @oanderson2411 10 дней назад

    excellent

  • @mirzad19882
    @mirzad19882 4 года назад +1

    Your fluidity is amazing, you mustve grappled a lifetime

  • @akashaanarchy2521
    @akashaanarchy2521 2 года назад +1

    I should have watched this before my last fight. I got stuck on bottom and pinned against the cage. It was a nightmare 🤣

  • @tingyeelai8
    @tingyeelai8 3 года назад +1

    awesome, you should do a video on how to prevent someone from wall walking

  • @beanman1137
    @beanman1137 4 года назад +1

    Awesome ! Can you make some single leg-counter?

    • @StevenStranglesPeople
      @StevenStranglesPeople  4 года назад

      I believe I have a video on that. Make sure to check out the playlist section! If not, let me know.

  • @glenfdo1223
    @glenfdo1223 3 года назад +1

    Steve amazing stuff.. but while implementing this I had blocker.. the person who took me down didn't go for hands he kept holding my hips down difficult for me to explode and knee to ground. So is there any way to break that grip?

    • @StevenStranglesPeople
      @StevenStranglesPeople  3 года назад

      If he is just holding your hips you should be able to bump your hips into him then draw your knee to the wall. From there pressure his head to the floor. You’ll be able to build up from there. Hope that helps.

  • @thebloodbrothers5287
    @thebloodbrothers5287 4 года назад

    Waiting for the next video.........

  • @tingyeelai8
    @tingyeelai8 3 года назад

    which fights did u see demian maia pinning the other guy with the head above the shoulder?

  • @NourAddin_
    @NourAddin_ 3 года назад +1

    Does this work if your legs are tied up? Because some fighter like khabib tie your legs up while taking you down like this

    • @StevenStranglesPeople
      @StevenStranglesPeople  3 года назад

      You'd have to free up the leg lace first. Otherwise your hips will be immobilized.

  • @russelsprout2155
    @russelsprout2155 9 месяцев назад

    Im so stealing this for my class tomorrow 🎉😮

  • @tingyeelai8
    @tingyeelai8 3 года назад

    would you say its more important to get your head higher or your hips higher?

    • @StevenStranglesPeople
      @StevenStranglesPeople  3 года назад

      In most cases your hips follow your head. So get your head higher than your opponents and chances are your hips will follow.
      The only exception is when your hands are on the mat and you’re getting up from 4 point stance which is more risky (back exposure).