probably yesFor the second one, are you talking about baiana?
BothWhat videos are you looking for? Instructionals? Footage of people hitting it?
.....Southpaw vs. ortho double leg is tough because your opponents hips are already facing out which makes sprawling easier. I'll usually throw a quick switch and then drop into the DL
Southpaw vs. ortho double leg is tough because your opponents hips are already facing out which makes sprawling easier. I'll usually throw a quick switch and then drop into the DL
It is what you're supposed to be doing. Switching your stance just telegraphs itIf I'm in southpaw and he's ortho I'll go for a double, if we're both the same I go for single. I thought that was what I was meant to be doing...?
michi972, for clarity's sake, which leg do you have forwards?
If I'm in southpaw and he's ortho I'll go for a double, if we're both the same I go for single. I thought that was what I was meant to be doing...?
michi972, for clarity's sake, which leg do you have forwards?
I circle to my right and get my opponent to do the same. I'll try and time it so when they move their back foot to the right and "open" their stance I'll step through with my back foot (effectively switching stances) between their legs and drive my double that way. If I want to do a real explosive switch-drive through, I'll set it up by throwing a lot of switch kicks earlier in the round.It is what you're supposed to be doing. Switching your stance just telegraphs it