i am wondering if anyone else uses this when they grapple, i know i do comming from a wrestling background and find it to be quite effective, any thoughts on this possition in terms of your BJJ,Judo experiance
I believe he is referring to 2 hands controlling 1 opponent's hand. At least that's what 2 on 1 meant in wrestling. I think 2 on 1 has its place for some techniques but not others. Aren't all arm locks 2 on 1 really?
2 on 1, having two hands on one arm, with pressure on their shoulder,
if you have 2on1 on their left arm, your left hand in on their wrist, and right hand on their tricep with your shoulder pushing on theirs, ill try to find a pic
The 2 on 1/Russian tie was one of my favorite ties in wrestling. It's very easy to control your opponent with one, it's hard for them to generate offense, and as a result of these two it frustrates people into making mistakes. It works in BJJ, I used it in a tournament this past weekend in the form of a keylock throw.
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