I hit it last night against a higher younger belt and was surprised how stuck they were and how dominant the position is! Thanks coach tom from Brisbane 🤙
I first tried this the other day when this vid first went up. It certainly works to slow people down - that is, I managed to stop a number of the larger guys who usually have very little trouble flipping me around the mat. Unfortunately - having only watched the video a few hours earlier - I couldn't remember the whole sequence, so usually stopped after I'd clamped their leg and neck. Thus, they would *eventually* free themselves. The next mission is to attempt the whole sequence before they can free themselves....
Superb video as always Coach! Would love a further video on submissions/attacks from the final position. Will have a look through your channel bevause its probably already been made!
My go-to move is pulling them flat on their back for knee-on-chest compression. Even if they don't tap you are making them so miserable that they'll be more than glad to let you pass to mount. Taking the back is a good option as well.
I really like your Channel Bro, clear explanations and great energy. I subscribed a while ago and I regret not giving you more attention. Interesting f series you've got here.
Excellent video! The cradle has been my secret weapon in bjj and now judo. Shrimping basically puts you into a cradle position. Never knew this particular transition before. I will definitely give it a try.
I used the very first grip portion of this to pass from half guard to side control in a recent competition. An old high school wrestler showed it to me funny enough, however he didn't show me the complete move you've just done so I think it will be cool to show him this pass, I'm sure he will like it.
I have just question about the cradle, if you have their head and leg - in a cradle - and they come on top of you, is that a problem? Sometimes i feel i might lose my base and dont want them coming on top of me, ive googled cradle from bottom and cant find anything so im wondering if i should be worried at all about it if i can just sweep them back?
Roll through towards their head to maintain top control. In jiu jitsu you have all day to work there but in wrestling you can't fight there long being on your back.
I hit it last night against a higher younger belt and was surprised how stuck they were and how dominant the position is! Thanks coach tom from Brisbane 🤙
Submissions from this will be pleasant to watch Coach.
So much wrestling and Catch Wrestling I recognize in BJJ
I first tried this the other day when this vid first went up.
It certainly works to slow people down - that is, I managed to stop a number of the larger guys who usually have very little trouble flipping me around the mat.
Unfortunately - having only watched the video a few hours earlier - I couldn't remember the whole sequence, so usually stopped after I'd clamped their leg and neck. Thus, they would *eventually* free themselves.
The next mission is to attempt the whole sequence before they can free themselves....
Keep up the good work and the cradle will be your weapon to use! Catching it is technically the hardest part I think, keep it up! (-: Coach Tom Davey
Superb video as always Coach! Would love a further video on submissions/attacks from the final position.
Will have a look through your channel bevause its probably already been made!
Check out Neil Melanson’s cradle instructional , it’s super awesome !
Another top class technic!
It would be great to have a serie how to finish from the cradle position.
I like that idea! I might have to do that! (-: Coach Tom Davey
My go-to move is pulling them flat on their back for knee-on-chest compression. Even if they don't tap you are making them so miserable that they'll be more than glad to let you pass to mount.
Taking the back is a good option as well.
Respects to Neil Melanson. Nice!
Thanks Coach Tom. This is very much appreciated. Will be adding to my limited arsenal
This was my bread and butter back in wrestling being 6'3.One of the techniques I definitely brought with me to BJJ. Love using it for the back take👍
Gotta love them cradles! Lets film that favourite back take of yours at Masters Worlds this year! (-: Coach Tom Davey
The Grappling Academy sounds like a plan👍oh and congrats on breaking 16,000 subscribers,well deserved keep up the great work
same! I’m the same height and just had my first bjj class today. cradles were my thing in hs wrestling, I’m glad theyll still be useful
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Here is some other variations to get you going as well🤙
I really like your Channel Bro, clear explanations and great energy. I subscribed a while ago and I regret not giving you more attention. Interesting f series you've got here.
Excellent video! The cradle has been my secret weapon in bjj and now judo. Shrimping basically puts you into a cradle position. Never knew this particular transition before. I will definitely give it a try.
Ooooo. It does! Shrimping into a cradle. I'm definitely keeping an eye out for that bad boy. Thanks! ✊
nice series
Some wrestler did this to me back in 98. Haven’t seen it since then. Awesome series Coach Tom. Thanks.
That is cool! Thanks for the great comment! (-: Coach Tom Davey
Fantastic!
In BJJ a common response is to clamp the legs on the arm, push the head and bring the leg around the head/neck into a leg triangle choke
I used the very first grip portion of this to pass from half guard to side control in a recent competition. An old high school wrestler showed it to me funny enough, however he didn't show me the complete move you've just done so I think it will be cool to show him this pass, I'm sure he will like it.
Nice work Ryan! Yes this is a great move taken from wrestling that works so well in bjj and sub grappling events! (-: Coach Tom Davey
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Nice guns Tom!
Haha I lift those weights just for comments like this haha lol (-: Coach Tom Davey
Oss muito bom
Obrigado! (-: Coach Tom Davey
this is great to do when someone is in 1/2
I agree! I love this series and use it frequently both teaching and rolling! (-: Coach Tom Davey
Hi, hahaha..hell. Tks coach, rgds from Srbija !😃👍👍👍
Could you show us some attacks from this side? All the others I saw were from the front side.
I used this in class but couldn’t figure out what was good to do from it.
I have a series on attacks from here already uploaded. Enjoy! (-: Coach Tom Davey
I have just question about the cradle, if you have their head and leg - in a cradle - and they come on top of you, is that a problem? Sometimes i feel i might lose my base and dont want them coming on top of me, ive googled cradle from bottom and cant find anything so im wondering if i should be worried at all about it if i can just sweep them back?
You should not end up on bottom but if your did it is not hard to put them back on the bottom. Happy cradling (-: Coach Tom Davey
Roll through towards their head to maintain top control. In jiu jitsu you have all day to work there but in wrestling you can't fight there long being on your back.
Niceeee
Is the cradle considered a spinal lock? I have been using it in the gi and my coast now says it's a crank/spinal
No it’s a control position.
@@TheGrapplingAcademy yeah I subbed one of the guys by walking his top leg up until his leg was up by his head, stretching his hammy out
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this looks uncomfortable hehe xD