This is an old catch wrestling move, it’s featured in the lost are of Hooking VHS set and also I believe Dan the wolf man did it too… I have been doing that move for years…
That’s awesome, catch is full of some great techniques that not enough people have seen. I used to train with a catch guy about 15 years ago. I miss seeing his take on things.
Question. What exactly is this doing? Is it pain compliance? Not sure whats being pressured. Can this damage a spine? Thanks for sharing. See you on the mats.
It’s a very odd lock, it puts pressure on the knees, hips, and ankles. I don’t see this damaging the spine in anyway. It’s not just a pain lock though, depending on the persons flexibility this could definitely tear muscles and ligaments.
@Jiujitsuchamploo I probably won't adapt it. I don't use hooks from the mount. I'll definitely share with my friends. It's good to be aware of this. Based on how it is set up, I feel comfortable preventing it, even at later stages. But only because I have seen it. Thanks again for sharing, and explaining.
I agree, it’s important to learn about things that aren’t part of your game. There are so many things that I have learned that I will never add to my game. But now that I have seen them I know how to not get caught in them. Thanks for sharing the video with your friends!
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I hope no one at my gym sees this 😂
It’s so brutal. 😂
We call this the Saturday night special in our gym. It’s a hip lock thing.
That’s amazing haha
This is an old catch wrestling move, it’s featured in the lost are of Hooking VHS set and also I believe Dan the wolf man did it too… I have been doing that move for years…
That’s awesome, catch is full of some great techniques that not enough people have seen. I used to train with a catch guy about 15 years ago. I miss seeing his take on things.
definitely will try this 👍
Have fun, let me know how it goes!
Question.
What exactly is this doing? Is it pain compliance? Not sure whats being pressured. Can this damage a spine?
Thanks for sharing. See you on the mats.
It’s a very odd lock, it puts pressure on the knees, hips, and ankles. I don’t see this damaging the spine in anyway. It’s not just a pain lock though, depending on the persons flexibility this could definitely tear muscles and ligaments.
@Jiujitsuchamploo I probably won't adapt it. I don't use hooks from the mount. I'll definitely share with my friends. It's good to be aware of this. Based on how it is set up, I feel comfortable preventing it, even at later stages. But only because I have seen it. Thanks again for sharing, and explaining.
I agree, it’s important to learn about things that aren’t part of your game. There are so many things that I have learned that I will never add to my game. But now that I have seen them I know how to not get caught in them. Thanks for sharing the video with your friends!
Try I'm today, my partner just tapped instantly
That’s awesome, I’m glad you like the video!
Looks like a double Indian Death Lock to me.
I haven’t seen that one yet, sounds awesome.
I don't understand what is being attacked are you putting pressure on his knees?
It’s a very odd lock, it will put pressure on the knees, ankles, and hips. It’s very unexpected and brutal.
wait what...
Deranged
It’s a sneaky and painful technique, give it a try!
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