I really like where you're going with this but unfortunately it was very hard to follow. If you ever do more (please!!) or redo this one, it might be easier to follow without the blank screen with just text and more examples to demonstrate your points. Bjjscout does an awesome job of this if you don't know what I mean. Anyway thanks a lot for sharing this
Yeah I definitely agree. I didn't spend as much time as I should have editing, but decided to just put this out there for people eager enough to learn that they're willing to overlook the messiness :P. Thanks for the feedback, next time I put something out it'll be higher quality.
Hey, there aren't many on RUclips but there are a couple up on FloGrappling (e.g. www.flograppling.com/video/6213243-tommy-langaker-technique-taking-the-back-from-keymaster). Other than that most of the content is on their instructional site wulfinghouse.com (but that has a paywall).
i think the back of the neck grip is commonly called horse collar grip
Best video I’ve ever seen
I really like where you're going with this but unfortunately it was very hard to follow. If you ever do more (please!!) or redo this one, it might be easier to follow without the blank screen with just text and more examples to demonstrate your points. Bjjscout does an awesome job of this if you don't know what I mean. Anyway thanks a lot for sharing this
Yeah I definitely agree. I didn't spend as much time as I should have editing, but decided to just put this out there for people eager enough to learn that they're willing to overlook the messiness :P. Thanks for the feedback, next time I put something out it'll be higher quality.
@@maxruderman yeah definitely. You can still 100% learn from it.
nice
I haven't found much about keymaster guard on RUclips... Do you know any good instructionals?
Hey, there aren't many on RUclips but there are a couple up on FloGrappling (e.g. www.flograppling.com/video/6213243-tommy-langaker-technique-taking-the-back-from-keymaster). Other than that most of the content is on their instructional site wulfinghouse.com (but that has a paywall).
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