If we want to be slow and controlled, to respect our training partner, should we still explode through the arm drag, since it is a fast, timing based move? Or are there parts of it that are less time critical that we can do slow and flow like?
@@JiuJitsuInMinutesbyJasonScully another thing I've been wondering is why when I do standing arm drags some guys just pull their arm out? What do I do to keep it more secure? Or does them pulling it out make it easy to attack their legs
Thanks for posting! The Arm Drag has been my go to for 30 year's!
Same here
Man its gold. Thank you very much 🙏
i always loved your compilations, good to see new content!
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Youre Back. Thx for making Videos again. OSS 🔥
You're welcome!
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Amazing man thank you your a legend ❤
Excellent video as always.
Thanks. Subscribed to both ur YT channels.
I like the drag off of the whizzer that was nice. Thanks for the video Jason 🤙
Beautiful.😘
For the overhooks arm drag wouldn’t you have to clear the underhook before passing? I feel there’s an additional step there that needs to happen
Great video
Thank you!
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I need to start drilling this immediately. This happens to me all the time and it feels like getting man handled!
Arm drag festival tx
If we want to be slow and controlled, to respect our training partner, should we still explode through the arm drag, since it is a fast, timing based move? Or are there parts of it that are less time critical that we can do slow and flow like?
You could probably turn it into a Russian tie, and try to pressure and work from there
You should see the arm drag Pat Downey teaches, its fucking genius.
Post a YT link if you have one!
Post a YT link if you have one!
I really like your videos but the movement is too fast. Wish you could do them a bit slower so they're easier to follow along and learn
You can slow down the video on YT. The videos are meant to be faster as they are demonstration videos to help people quickly get ideas.
@@JiuJitsuInMinutesbyJasonScully perfect at 50%
@@JiuJitsuInMinutesbyJasonScully another thing I've been wondering is why when I do standing arm drags some guys just pull their arm out? What do I do to keep it more secure? Or does them pulling it out make it easy to attack their legs