@@guychaseacademyofmartialar9414 I am in Germany , i can find some people who train Catch but not in my city , here we have Luta Livre which is great but Catch would be fantastic (atm i cant train , injury ). Well if you have any more infos i d be glad to hear. How could i contact you directly?
@@ΚύριοςΤ Well, in truth, luta livre is Brazilian catch, it changed the name and dispensed with pins to avoid being associated with professional wrestling and worked bouts. But some in Brazil still call it catch-wrestling and luta livre is the direct translation of catch-as-catch-can. For whatever it is worth.
Boy many of those moves definitely resemble pro wrestling submissions. But then again pro wrestling came from catch wrestling. And you definitely came from a LONG LINE of people trained by Karl Gotch. Men and women like Debbie Malenko, Joe Malenko, Dean Malenko, Norman Smiley, 1-2-3 kid, Bart Vale, etc.
Are you familiar with the Gotch lock-flow he apparently taught Sayama, Fujiwara, the Malenkos, Funaki etc.? People have talked to me about it and I can see in the similarities between Fujiwara and Sayama's lock-flows what it probably looked like but I have never seen it firsthand. Some of Gotch's students seem rather tight-lipped about it, which I think is a shame for a few reasons.
I am very familiar since I trained directly under Karl Gotch. all the names you mention are familiar as well, however they also added their own flavor to their liking.
Could anyone tell me what the submission at 2.10 from the closed guard is? Opponent goes to get a flower sweep then we clamp his leg threading our arm through and get the armbar? Someone reply with a video or a name please I'd really appreciate it. 2:10 & 2:30
very nice video!
thank you for
your up loading.
I'm really glad to
watch the great skils!
Used to train in the old Greenland facility. Nothing but professionalism. Keep grinding, Guy.
Clearly Karl Gotch had a major influence on the BJJ techniques
Wish i had a Catch Wrestling school near me.
contact me directly I might be able to help with that
@@guychaseacademyofmartialar9414 I am in Germany , i can find some people who train Catch but not in my city , here we have Luta Livre which is great but Catch would be fantastic (atm i cant train , injury ). Well if you have any more infos i d be glad to hear. How could i contact you directly?
@@guychaseacademyofmartialar9414 is threre a video with descriptions of how to do these techniques as well
@@ΚύριοςΤ Well, in truth, luta livre is Brazilian catch, it changed the name and dispensed with pins to avoid being associated with professional wrestling and worked bouts. But some in Brazil still call it catch-wrestling and luta livre is the direct translation of catch-as-catch-can. For whatever it is worth.
Boy many of those moves definitely resemble pro wrestling submissions. But then again pro wrestling came from catch wrestling. And you definitely came from a LONG LINE of people trained by Karl Gotch. Men and women like Debbie Malenko, Joe Malenko, Dean Malenko, Norman Smiley, 1-2-3 kid, Bart Vale, etc.
Are you familiar with the Gotch lock-flow he apparently taught Sayama, Fujiwara, the Malenkos, Funaki etc.? People have talked to me about it and I can see in the similarities between Fujiwara and Sayama's lock-flows what it probably looked like but I have never seen it firsthand. Some of Gotch's students seem rather tight-lipped about it, which I think is a shame for a few reasons.
I am very familiar since I trained directly under Karl Gotch. all the names you mention are familiar as well, however they also added their own flavor to their liking.
please redo this video with some voice or instructions please there is so much going on here i dont want to miss
Could anyone tell me what the submission at 2.10 from the closed guard is? Opponent goes to get a flower sweep then we clamp his leg threading our arm through and get the armbar? Someone reply with a video or a name please I'd really appreciate it. 2:10 & 2:30
It's on at 2:10 and 2:30
Post. 2 its called the Bow, Post. 5 the arm is a seated weight arm bar, Post. 16, is Darce or also known head crank
Can someone tell me what the hold is at 2:38
Shoulder, neck cross Bow
@@guychaseacademyofmartialar9414Karl Gotch must have taught Rigan Machado