Rarely really works at high levels, unless he or she has no place to go. If your entering like that in mma the opponent is moving off from you. That collar tie rarely happens in the open, and when you hit it in the corners or cage wall they dip out before you can get in more than one shot. Might work on an untrained schmoe in the street tho
You're really acting like Charles Oliveira doesn't use techniques like this all the time. Sure, your opponent might be constantly moving away from you, maybe that's not the best time to use this, but you still can by cutting them off using footwork and feints.
Agree 100 with you Ben. Its just semantics to say its not technically a collar tie in that case though, its just framing off on angles. Again, in mma clinches that yield opportunities to damage out in the open are less common. Boxing sure, muay thai, occasionally, anything with take downs? Not as much
If you're slipping I'm moving out the way so don't even think you can grab a hold of me, I mean this works if you're an absolute beginner or when you're really really fatigued and don't move your feet but by then you'll also be tired so your slip into clinch will be more sloppy
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Rarely really works at high levels, unless he or she has no place to go. If your entering like that in mma the opponent is moving off from you. That collar tie rarely happens in the open, and when you hit it in the corners or cage wall they dip out before you can get in more than one shot.
Might work on an untrained schmoe in the street tho
They'll dip into a knee
You're really acting like Charles Oliveira doesn't use techniques like this all the time. Sure, your opponent might be constantly moving away from you, maybe that's not the best time to use this, but you still can by cutting them off using footwork and feints.
Agree 100 with you Ben. Its just semantics to say its not technically a collar tie in that case though, its just framing off on angles.
Again, in mma clinches that yield opportunities to damage out in the open are less common. Boxing sure, muay thai, occasionally, anything with take downs? Not as much
you can set it up though or hit ot during an exchange
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How to dip into a headkick lmao
Let me guess you saw that on another RUclips video
It's a fine entry.
Capital indeed
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If you're slipping I'm moving out the way so don't even think you can grab a hold of me, I mean this works if you're an absolute beginner or when you're really really fatigued and don't move your feet but by then you'll also be tired so your slip into clinch will be more sloppy
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