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sick. I wonder how bad it hurts.
That is particularly nasty. Are wristlocks consitered small joint manipulations, or is that only like fingers and toes?
Ok I'm a total newbie and not afraid to admit it, but watching the demo it looks like it would be trivial to power out of that. Is it a move that's done so fast that the opponent has no time to think about what's happening before it's too late? Seems like it after watching it being used in competition or whatever they're doing at the end there. And apparently it hurts really REALLY bad from that guy's borderline screams of agony.
Ok, I'll take your word for it because like I said, I am a clueless newbie. Humor for a second though: Wouldn't applying a lot of downward force using a lot of your body weight break the hold on the elbow?it's part speed, but once the arm is trapped you can't simply pull it out.
Ok, I'll take your word for it because like I said, I am a clueless newbie. Humor for a second though: Wouldn't applying a lot of downward force using a lot of your body weight break the hold on the elbow?
I couldn't tell from the vid, but is he basically doing a modified gooseneck? If so I understand why that last guy cried out in pain. Ouch.
Well it depends on which way the guys wrist collapses, most peoples wrist bends backwards, mine for some reason always bends forwards when this wrist lock is applied.
I have had both of my wrists stuffed up from this wrist lock, we had one guy in class wrecking everyone with it until the instructor banned him from it... He applied it so quickly that crying out in pain was quicker than tapping.
I couldn't tell from the vid, but is he basically doing a modified gooseneck? If so I understand why that last guy cried out in pain. Ouch.