WAR ROOM LOUNGE V16: Enjambment

[Fawlty]

That's such a good bit. I remember being in tears when I saw that.

He was so good back then. Two of his specials killed me.

 

[senri]

...I remember being in tears when I saw that...

 

[Prokofievian]

My coach was going through Kimoras and we were discussing thumb vs no thumb grip. Thumb has more control to stop circling the hand out but no thumb is stronger.

He said the the reason no thumb is stronger is because you keep a better tension in all fingers. In order to fix that with the thumb grip use the thumb and keep your pinky tight and your grip stays crazy strong.

Its all in the fucking pinky, who fucking knew!!!!

I attended a 3 hour masterclass with Josh Barnett on the double-wrist lock (lol Kimura). He actually made no mention of the grip. His entire strategy is to make it your-entire-body vs. their-shoulder-joint. The first thing he recommends is to jam the jabroni's hand into his arm-pit. It's just a lot more difficult for them to wriggle their arm out, and it's about 10x more painful. The second thing is that you pin their elbow to your body. I never lost someone's arm again. My entire game plan became:

pass
neonbelly
if they put the hand on the knee
kimura control sequence
else
baseball bat choke
if they defend the choke
kimura sequence

 

[PEB]

 

[AgonyandIrony]

So I guess Zimzam threatened to murder Beyonce and Jay Z. Maybe he'll finally get shot lol.

 

[Tekk]

So I guess Zimzam threatened to murder Beyonce and Jay Z. Maybe he'll finally get shot lol.

You know when he finally does get shot our resident idiots will say it's Obama's fault.

 

[AgonyandIrony]

You know when he finally does get shot our resident idiots will say it's Obama's fault.

Lol of course. I know he's millions in debt and someone smashed his bitch ass in the face for bragging about killing Martin. Guarantee he would get clapped here if he showed his face.

I feel bad for his family though, he's obviously a psychopath loser and his brother did a GQ article a long time ago talking about how his family has suffered and George straight up didn't give a fuck.

 

[Tekk]

I don't know what russled the trumpbots more the Kaepernick deal, Obama's speech or the Woodward book, but they have been extra salty the last couple of days .

 

[cleetus]

I don't know what russled the trumpbots more the Kaepernick deal, Obama's speech or the Woodward book, but they have been extra salty the last couple of days .

I'm a yuuuuuuuuuuge Trump supporter, and both of those things are bait for the lemmings. I don't think anyone really gives a shit about a book of fake quotes or a 3rd string idiot destroying a 2nd company.

 

[Lead]

I attended a 3 hour masterclass with Josh Barnett on the double-wrist lock (lol Kimura). He actually made no mention of the grip. His entire strategy is to make it your-entire-body vs. their-shoulder-joint. The first thing he recommends is to jam the jabroni's hand into his arm-pit. It's just a lot more difficult for them to wriggle their arm out, and it's about 10x more painful. The second thing is that you pin their elbow to your body. I never lost someone's arm again. My entire game plan became:

pass
neonbelly
if they put the hand on the knee
kimura control sequence
else
baseball bat choke
if they defend the choke
kimura sequence

I think that's a common sequence for a lot of people. The redirect for knee on belly gets a lot of people turned in and overextended. I also think that same camp is big on capturing the kimura grip and slowly getting complete control of the arm via a kimura or change to armbar.

There's a choke I really like while setting up a kimura from north south:


I think I know what you mean by pushing their hand into their armpit but I might be wrong. Do you have a video that show it?

 

[Unknown Pleasures]

I don't know what russled the trumpbots more the Kaepernick deal, Obama's speech or the Woodward book, but they have been extra salty the last couple of days .

LOL, ya, it must really suck to be bigot. Never surprises me how people's brains just turn to mush seeing an infinitely more eloquent, classy, and successful black man than they are. Obama gets people so triggered you see posters lash out in the same level of maturity as a crying baby that throws toys out of the crib.

 

[Sketch]

I don't know what russled the trumpbots more the Kaepernick deal, Obama's speech or the Woodward book, but they have been extra salty the last couple of days .

They've been almost as salty as you.

 

[Prokofievian]

I think that's a common sequence for a lot of people. The redirect for knee on belly gets a lot of people turned in and overextended. I also think that same camp is big on capturing the kimura grip and slowly getting complete control of the arm via a kimura or change to armbar.

There's a choke I really like while setting up a kimura from north south:


I think I know what you mean by pushing their hand into their armpit but I might be wrong. Do you have a video that show it?

He demonstrates one of his cross body finishes from which you can get the idea in this video.



edit: I would always view going for the armbar as being a small victory for your opponent. The way Josh teaches it there is constant pressure and control. He can't get up because you've got a scissor lock on the guy's head. he can't turn one way because you can cross body pin him with his own arm, he can't turn the other because that actually kinda puts him into the hold. He can't hold on because you can dig your elbow into the guy's ribs. Whenever I lost the position it was because a.) my opponent was wayyyyy better than me, or b.) I went for a neck scissor/arm bar.

 

[ObamaPhoneLady]

Tapped to strikes in the first round, huh @HomerThompson.

 

[Gandhi]

Let's do this thing!

Perfect lol

 

[Gandhi]

Let us commence to the ceremonial dance.

L O L I have not played vids in a year, then my bro convinced that VR was so fun I bought Skyrim VR recently, dork.......

 

[Gandhi]

I attended a 3 hour masterclass with Josh Barnett on the double-wrist lock (lol Kimura). He actually made no mention of the grip. His entire strategy is to make it your-entire-body vs. their-shoulder-joint. The first thing he recommends is to jam the jabroni's hand into his arm-pit. It's just a lot more difficult for them to wriggle their arm out, and it's about 10x more painful. The second thing is that you pin their elbow to your body. I never lost someone's arm again. My entire game plan became:

pass
neonbelly
if they put the hand on the knee
kimura control sequence
else
baseball bat choke
if they defend the choke
kimura sequence

I am going to play with that (his hand in my arm it and glue his arm to his belly).

I have been doing the knee on belly bait to Kimora for ages, love it. The baseball bat makes a ton of sense when panajama fighting.

What I really like is the concept of getting the grip from anywhere and just holding until you get something, it often ends up in a tap or getting his back really easily. This morning I had the grip, was passed under side mount and just rolled the dude off me and took his back as he tried to stop the sub.

 

[Tekk]

They've been almost as salty as you.

Damn homie, you resurrected the classic "i know you are, but what am i". Gee wilikers Grandpa ,hope you didn't pull a muscle reaching back to the 70s for that one.

 

[Prokofievian]

I am going to play with that (his hand in my arm it and glue his arm to his belly).

No, hand in his armpit. Like, jam the hand attached to the arm you're attacking up into his armpit or as far as it will go. He won't get it back.

I have been doing the knee on belly bait to Kimora for ages, love it. The baseball bat makes a ton of sense when panajama fighting.

What I really like is the concept of getting the grip from anywhere and just holding until you get something, it often ends up in a tap or getting his back really easily. This morning I had the grip, was passed under side mount and just rolled the dude off me and took his back as he tried to stop the sub.

Do you do the knee on chest when they try to scoop your belly knee? That actually kills a lot of people's will to fight.

 

[Gandhi]

I think that's a common sequence for a lot of people. The redirect for knee on belly gets a lot of people turned in and overextended. I also think that same camp is big on capturing the kimura grip and slowly getting complete control of the arm via a kimura or change to armbar.

There's a choke I really like while setting up a kimura from north south:


I think I know what you mean by pushing their hand into their armpit but I might be wrong. Do you have a video that show it?

I like the details on the kimora control and grip breaking