More Catch-as-Catch-Can tutorials! This was really good and clear, I need to try this at next roll. Also I dig that you shoe how his going to try to defend and what to do then. Too many tutorials are just showing some move as if no-one ever tries to resist it.
There'll definitely be more, but they don't get much in the way of views so don't help the channel much. But I agree 100% about showing some resistance. The internet is full of crappy "instructionals" that clearly wouldn't work against resistance.
Well, maybe not straight away, since it’s unlikely that people in thousands search for the sme technique as soon as you telease it, but if the content helps people, eventually people will find it, right? I wish there were more Catch-style content on youtube, since although it does the many same techniques as BJJ, I somehow like the Catch straight-forward approach. If you had Danaher to make an instrunctional on how to sit on a chair, it’d be series of 10 of 3.5h videos, whereas wrestling-style approach is ”just do this”.
I was frequently stumped by people grabbing their shorts or thigh to block me, thanks for the simple hack to push their wrist down, I will most definitely be trying that when the opportunity presents itself.
First of all its not a double wrist lock, its a kimora ;) (I knew you would like that) Second the reason why some BJJ guys call that a cross face is because if done correctly the shoulder and bicep is across the face creating a lot of pressure. The elbow pressure is a nice little addition to bend the arm. As is the downward pressure to break the grip.
So many handy tips. Lots I didnt know and I love kimura moves or double wrist lock stuff. From the bottom it's great for sweeps and chains with triangles. If I'm pushing triangle but cant get my hips up I swing over with a double wrist lock
Double wrist lock, got to love it and all its various forms. The Only submission my wrestling coach said we ever need to learn to win a submission grappling match if we ever got in one. I wouldn’t agree on that point per say. But it is unbelievably effective if you can do it well.
Good stuff. Mark Randall showed us some of this at Bartitsucon a couple of years ago. I was often the demonstration victim/dummy 😬 The emphasis was a bit different from modern sport judo, in which you couldn't attack the shoulder.
Try this: When you have their hand pinned to the ground and your other hand under their arm-pit, slide the pinning hand from the wrist to the meat of the hand pinky side, and bend their wrist toward their body as you bring that hand up toward their arm-pit. Firmly bring their hand up to your other hand (under arm-pit) and switch to firmly holding the hand with the wrist bend with that hand. If you don't get a tap by then, continue to bring the hand closer to their shoulder. You're welcome.
If my opponent pulls his hand in or joins his hands to fight the lock, I like to put the point of my elbow in the shoulder joint and press down until they let go. On an especially big or strong guy, I step all the way around the head after I fold both my arms around his. After I've stepped around, I kick my near leg out, sit down, and crank.
Reminds me of rolling with cops back in the 90's while they practiced getting cuffs on people. ETA: Cop's kid, former LE Explorer, over a decade of JJJ at that point. And FIGHT TEAM!
@@EnglishMartialArts I like your way of teaching. Do you have plans to post more of these? if yes may I suggest you to do a video on attacking the turtle position?
All very nice, several reson details, but you have a bug in the title. Wrist lock? Kimura? Is a sholder lock. Not wrist, who cares about wrists wen a sholder is being atack? And the "double", double what? I m confused with naming not so with the tecnique.
@@EnglishMartialArts ok. I get the point. Sorry. Double wrist lock it is. But the fantastic kimura, the person, is not being desrespected. That a bit far fetch. Maybe catch was, but as u said sakuraba explained it prety well ;)
Great video Oz, glad I’m now a ⭐️Member⭐️ and get the extra content too!
More Catch-as-Catch-Can tutorials! This was really good and clear, I need to try this at next roll. Also I dig that you shoe how his going to try to defend and what to do then. Too many tutorials are just showing some move as if no-one ever tries to resist it.
There'll definitely be more, but they don't get much in the way of views so don't help the channel much. But I agree 100% about showing some resistance. The internet is full of crappy "instructionals" that clearly wouldn't work against resistance.
Well, maybe not straight away, since it’s unlikely that people in thousands search for the sme technique as soon as you telease it, but if the content helps people, eventually people will find it, right?
I wish there were more Catch-style content on youtube, since although it does the many same techniques as BJJ, I somehow like the Catch straight-forward approach. If you had Danaher to make an instrunctional on how to sit on a chair, it’d be series of 10 of 3.5h videos, whereas wrestling-style approach is ”just do this”.
@@EnglishMartialArts these tutorials are great, even if they don't get as many views as "BJJ is rubbish" or "boxing isn't as good as basket weaving"
Cheers man i landed this in positional sparring the other day. Purple belt I did it to said it was the tightest one he's had put on him.
Beautiful! Thanks for letting me know.
Loved the small details, always good to know what "is not allowed" in an sport situation. You never know when you may need it. Thanks.
A very insightful video! Lots of interesting tips. Thanks for sharing!
I was frequently stumped by people grabbing their shorts or thigh to block me, thanks for the simple hack to push their wrist down, I will most definitely be trying that when the opportunity presents itself.
Brilliant video and demonstration how an arm lock is executed .🧐💯👌🤔👍👊🙏
My God! The silly history man fights?
Only for the last 35 years or so...
@@EnglishMartialArts If you got to choose the weapons in a Sutton vs Figg style duel, what would you be choosing?
@@kazumpet720 unarmed (with ground fighting), backsword, and quarterstaff. No hesitation.
Does he? 😂
*The Scilly history man.😊
Coach Billy always had us put our knee on their face to finish the DWL instead of stepping over the head. Great video! Thanks for posting!!
Yes, I did that to someone tonight. He was not impressed!
First of all its not a double wrist lock, its a kimora ;) (I knew you would like that)
Second the reason why some BJJ guys call that a cross face is because if done correctly the shoulder and bicep is across the face creating a lot of pressure. The elbow pressure is a nice little addition to bend the arm. As is the downward pressure to break the grip.
Kimura was the guy who used it. It's a reverse ude-garami arm lock. If we want to be silly about it 😆
@@Kwisatz-Chaderach Yep. Its what he used to break Helio's arm and how it got the name in BJJ.
So many handy tips. Lots I didnt know and I love kimura moves or double wrist lock stuff. From the bottom it's great for sweeps and chains with triangles. If I'm pushing triangle but cant get my hips up I swing over with a double wrist lock
Double wrist lock, got to love it and all its various forms. The Only submission my wrestling coach said we ever need to learn to win a submission grappling match if we ever got in one. I wouldn’t agree on that point per say. But it is unbelievably effective if you can do it well.
Very interesting stuff! :)
Well done on the improvement in production quality... Massive step up from the old days.
Thanks mate. Not that that is hard!
My three top UK RUclips: EnglishMartialArts, MMA Guru, Midwinter Minis(I don't play 40k, yalls accents are just ASMR)
Big Love from Texas
Thank you!
Thanks for the pointers. As I have long arms, I've always reached out to get the grip. Keep it high and tight.
Let me know if it helps!
Excellent. Thanks for this!
Good stuff. Mark Randall showed us some of this at Bartitsucon a couple of years ago. I was often the demonstration victim/dummy 😬
The emphasis was a bit different from modern sport judo, in which you couldn't attack the shoulder.
Mark rocks. Got s huge amount of knowledge even if he is horribly old.
(I should add he's a good mate and about 2 months older than me)
@@EnglishMartialArts yes, he seemed like a good bloke and not many years older than me -so "young"
Try this:
When you have their hand pinned to the ground and your other hand under their arm-pit, slide the pinning hand from the wrist to the meat of the hand pinky side, and bend their wrist toward their body as you bring that hand up toward their arm-pit. Firmly bring their hand up to your other hand (under arm-pit) and switch to firmly holding the hand with the wrist bend with that hand.
If you don't get a tap by then, continue to bring the hand closer to their shoulder.
You're welcome.
I only just found out about this video!
Slacking mate!
@@EnglishMartialArts 😔
Gosh you need to pay for your friends pizza or something... He seemed to be in quite a bit of pain 😅
Yeah, he moans a lot... 🤣
THE Lock
If my opponent pulls his hand in or joins his hands to fight the lock, I like to put the point of my elbow in the shoulder joint and press down until they let go. On an especially big or strong guy, I step all the way around the head after I fold both my arms around his. After I've stepped around, I kick my near leg out, sit down, and crank.
6:17 that pressure point technique, is that the "tsubo" that Erik Paulson uses in his catch wrestling videos?
Fantastic stuff. Shane you always seem to be down South. Do you ever get up North?
Reminds me of rolling with cops back in the 90's while they practiced getting cuffs on people.
ETA: Cop's kid, former LE Explorer, over a decade of JJJ at that point. And FIGHT TEAM!
Yeah, I bet there is a lot to be said for learning to control loose wrists for LEOs.
When and where are you teaching catch?
F1ght Team!
I don't have any classes at the moment, but if you're coming I'll get the gym and we'll do as much as you want!
@@EnglishMartialArts I'll be in your neighborhood in the next week or so. I haven't been able to contact you successfully, though.
@John Stuart Keller oh thats not good. Did you email? May have gone to spam?
@@EnglishMartialArts May have. I've tried email and FB message.
I won matches with wrist locks but from side control is all of you against the wrist. You have to leverage a lot to get the tap.
stretch team!
I see what you did there...
Why did I never think of moving the wrist towards my hand instead of the other way around?
this video made me feel stupid 10/10
Sorry! (Actually not sorry) 😀
@@EnglishMartialArts I like your way of teaching.
Do you have plans to post more of these? if yes may I suggest you to do a video on attacking the turtle position?
@@cahallo5964 thank you. I was thinking about that very thing today. If I can persuade Seb I'll do it!
I always feel bad for the person who gets catch techniques demoed on them.
I did apologise to him afterwards, but he's a tough cookie.
All very nice, several reson details, but you have a bug in the title. Wrist lock? Kimura? Is a sholder lock. Not wrist, who cares about wrists wen a sholder is being atack? And the "double", double what? I m confused with naming not so with the tecnique.
It's a Catch wrestling technique. I made a video all about the name a while ago.
Ahh, ok. I am going to look for the video. But i think i understand now. The double wrist is the grip ;) the jiujitsu kimura grip.
@@adrianojordao4634 ruclips.net/video/4gL6IKSG-pU/видео.html
@@EnglishMartialArts ok. I get the point. Sorry. Double wrist lock it is. But the fantastic kimura, the person, is not being desrespected. That a bit far fetch. Maybe catch was, but as u said sakuraba explained it prety well ;)
Too bad Lancashire Catch Wrestling has never had Submissions! And it's called an Ude-Garami! Not a Kimura or DWL! It's all Judo is what It is!