Can a three month practicioner execute the bottom guard hip thrust escape into and armbar that Fedor Emelianenko defeated Mark Coleman with? Ive done that move to perfection in my mind, and on the mat although without a partner but the motion, speed and technique are all there.
I am not saying I can beat ANY trained grappler, just letting you know that mentally, I am far from an amateur, and I dont think any beginner could beat me. Even though I have never grappled, I have a very solid repertoire of moves in my mind, ready to go. That has to be worth something.
How do you interpret that?
If I misunderstood you, then oh well, but you came off sounding pretty ridiculous in your other thread. I do believe that seeing, and knowing the moves, before training would help you as a beginner. That does not however make you have "instinctive grappling", and will NOT make you better then people who actually train.
What kind of grappling are you doing now?
