I love the fireman's but usually just hit it in the Gi, a lot of the times I hit the high crotch to outside single or go to the back from this set up. Im going to teach this set up in my class tonight, appreciate it bro! Oss
There are a couple of things that help avoid the crucifix. 1. Aim to toss them more diagnial towards the front. 2. When you drop/ shoot directly underneath them pulling on the elbow/ arm will toss them over the top. These cause them to be to far over the top to work the crucifix.
What setup do you like to use?
I love the fireman's but usually just hit it in the Gi, a lot of the times I hit the high crotch to outside single or go to the back from this set up. Im going to teach this set up in my class tonight, appreciate it bro! Oss
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@@abreujiujitsu No doubt bro take it easy.
I needed this video! Best breakdown of the details I have seen yet on my current fireman's carry video binge.
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Very nice
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I don’t even do bjj, very entertaining
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good video
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Definitely on my favorites list.
Why do you think its the best bjj takedown?
Grapplers are always fishing for underhooks as their top control. Do to that they are open many times for the Fireman's.
How do you avoid the crucifix?
There are a couple of things that help avoid the crucifix.
1. Aim to toss them more diagnial towards the front.
2. When you drop/ shoot directly underneath them pulling on the elbow/ arm will toss them over the top.
These cause them to be to far over the top to work the crucifix.