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- This video I go over a cool catch wrestling move. Check out the details and you are sure to find something useful! Enjoy! If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please comment below. More videos to come! Please like, share, and subscribe!!
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Hi Brian.
Hilarious to see you using the video clip of me applying the wrist lock from one of our sparring sessions, and doing a break down on what was being done 🤣
I’m Kameron Atakuru, Head Coach of SubZone Fight Academy in Manchester, England.
I’m a Jiu-Jitsu Blackbelt, but have been Catch Wrestling since I was a child.
In the North of England, there were still legitimate Catch Wrestler practitioners and coaches at the time (early 2000s) and this is one of the many techniques that I was taught, that legitimately works in todays modern grappling.
I’m a massive of your page and content.
Thanks again.
Regards
Kameron
Hey I want to ask if this is true (it's what I believe, but I'm n00b). A lot of modern day "jiu jitsu" is an amalgamation of stuff borrowed from other styles, but it's all being called "jiu jitsu" (which I think is incredibly disrespectful, but that's another topic). Americana, Kimura, Judo.... Heck my BJJ instructor even uses the power half regularly in nogi! It's all being mixed into a general style of grappling, but it's being **WRONGLY** all branded as "BJJ".
Question. Do you cringe at TH-cam catch wrestler commenters who won’t shut up about Gotch Sakuraba Josh Barnett toe hold brutal hooks ripping and tearing double wrist lock?
Thanks a lot Kameron! There are a lot of awesome techniques to spread all over the world and I thank you for teaching me something! I wish you well.
Kameron, please make some instructional content of these more exotic techniques. I'm subcribing to your channel now 😄
Coach Brian, please look up Joel Bane. CACC guy with BJJ bb, a lot of great content and explains minute details about everything, such as how to wring the slack out of submissions.
CACC is a goldmine. I've passed black belts' guards with ease, simply because I was able to lock a cradle. I'm not a stud, nor am I bragging, wrestling just works. I believe in catch. It taught me how to use ties better and apply them to ground positions in unexpected ways. It taught me positions I didn't know existed. How to make submissions as tight as possible. All sorts of leg lock variations I'd never seen before, etc. I absolutely hate pin to win, no interest in the sport, but I love the moves and the mindset of just grinding someone into dust.
Cross-Face Chicken Wing is the closest name to what happened in the match. Bob Backlund would use that sub as a finisher in Pro Wrestling and back then most knew catch wrestling unlike current day.
Totally different era. Pro Wrestling was a shoot sport until the crowds dwindled because it was "boring".
Sounds familiar?
"Why are they on the ground? Nothing is happening." History keeps repeating.
Wrestling and Brazilian jujutsu and judo good team
That is the 3rd technique in Aikido sankyao.
Actually now that I am thinking about it is also done in old BJJ combatives from a one handed collar grab with a reverse baseball bat grip.
True.
Show the ways to get his arm trapped when its on the bottom. This was an arm on top. Mat side. Side control and the pressure makes him go turtle. Away from your knees. It leaves that bottom arm open for your chest on his wrist.
It's basically Sankyo.
Flawlessly epic!!!!!!!!!!!
1:53 Coach: showing a Screw Choke.
5:13 Also coach: "I've been very critical of Catch wrestling".
The irony 😅
PS: For those who missed the joke: Screw Choke originates from Catch, way before D'arcy was born.
Rebranding a wheel to wagon-rollers doesn't mean you invented it. 💡
@@kallepikku4991 also he is a Folkstyle wrestler.
and Folkstyle is literally "Catch for Kids"
they took the subs out at the beginning of the 20th century to make it safer for the kids in schools
I'd say coach just doesn't like the name "Catch" for some reason
Catch usually deserves all the mud I sling at it. In the 1990’s when I was coming up, catch was full of ridiculous movements. Rarely will you see a person come from purely catch wrestling and perform well at high levels. It’s usually a former amateur wrestler or judoka that gets taught some catch technique. I’m a perfect example. Sure I could pull off a few catch techniques but what truly made me who I am was my Folkstyle, Freestyle, Greco, and the little Judo I did. I’m very critical of BJJ just about everyday with my students. I just don’t accept bullshit and call it out when I see it.
On the “screw choke”… can you send me any pictures, video, or explanations from catch on it??? I’m curious.
You wouldn’t learn the hooking aspect of Catch, back in the day, unless you were a competent wrestler. Folkstyle is basically a watered down version, so if you teach hooking to a competent wrestler he will be effective. If he can’t wrestle in the first place, it won’t work.
I believe strangles were illegal in catch back in the day
Have you done or would you do an analysis on the diaphragm choke?
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Nice, its basically the same as sankyo in Aikido. He did well to pull that off.
My 2cents ..or 10cents.. I’ve been training since the late 90s on and off even lived and trained in Brazil for awhile.. when I tell ya I’ve seen it all with grappling it’s an understatement and I’ve rolled with all levels of catch wrestlers and honestly I’ve never been impressed not even a little bit, they go for low percentage submissions while blowing the whole position, they use way too much muscle and brute force (tons of brutal injuries) very inefficient. Other than a handful of interesting submissions just to be familiar with it’s a total waste of time… great technique you showed by the way, excellent setup.
Not all catch wrestling moves are low percentage. Like catch cross face and facelock. Very important since SOME promotions such as snake pit Wigan banned direct chokes.
look up this, The No-Gi Sharpshooter by "The NewYorico" Felix Conde Jr. (CatchBoxingMMA) - Part 2
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I'm surprised by that showmanship crticism, because I haven’t seen much of that. All the catch techniques I've learned are represented in other competitive grappling styles, from sumo to judo to submission wrestling and no gi JJ.
I think catch just suffers from trying to be too unique or different, like they're trying to go against the grain even though catch is already part of modern grappling history.
this is so helpful. THANK YOU 🙏🏽🙏🏽🏆🏆
Well "catch wrestlers"spends more time trash talking jiujitsu than coaching new students so coach Bryan have his reasons to be skeptical.
You should try to get to wigan to try catch at the snake pit.
That's a long flight from California
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It doesn’t work..??
Bullshit..!!!
Tell the Gracie Hunter Sakuraba that Catch wrestling doesn't work, old school catch wrestling or catches catch can wrestling, is a great art for MMA and self-defense, and it's been around a lot longer than BJJ. It's a shame that in the '50s and the '60s they started the fake wrestling crap, that's what ruined catch wrestling in America. But it found its way over to Japan, and there were a lot of good fighters who learned catch wrestling. My grandfather was a coal miner in Pennsylvania, and he taught catch wrestling to my father and my father's brothers, and of course my father my uncles passed it down to us. I trained in BJJ with Renzo Gracie for over 7 years, but then my best friend had privilege of training with and getting his black belt, by the way when he got it he was one of only 15 in the world to have a black belt from, late great Judo Gene LeBell and Gene was a great Catch wrestler. I love BJJ but Catch wrestling really worked for me, because I came from a wrestling background and like I said it was something that my grandfather, my father and my uncles taught me at a very young age . My grandfather trained with Dick Cardinal, who was a phenomenal Catch wrestler. Dick actually had many no holds barred competitions, against Japanese Judoka Masters and absolutely destroyed them. I will always love BJJ, but the problem I find with BJJ especially today, is starting on your knees in every catch wrestling gym I've ever been in we've never started on our knees, we always started standing up, and that's something I believe BJJ needs to do, to teach people how to stop the takedown, or to take someone down. I feel that catch wrestling is more complete, well the style that I learned and the style that I've seen many gyms use, if you go to a catch wrestling gym and they start teaching you WWE crap, do yourself a favor and walk out. I also don't like the way a lot of guys are willing to just, go into guard position when they're on the ground, it's not good for a fight in a cage or a ring, and especially it's not good for a street fight because you don't know who's standing around you, and who's ready to kick you in your head while you're on the ground. But with that said I believe you should train, in every style you get a chance to train in and broaden your horizons.
What in tf are you talking about mannnnn
Someone didn't watch the actual video. 🙄
Wow...
😂
Bruh, start a new paragraph.
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