08-22-2008, 09:18 PM
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Re: Defending Against Grappler Using Aikido
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Kevin Leavitt wrote:
The Problem with being on your back, mounted by your opponent is that he controls you. Until you reverse that situation, or escape that mount, no wrist lock or choke technique is going to help you.
You need to learn proper jiu jitsu. That is positional hierarchy. Escaping the mount, passing the guard, shrimping, side control, establishing dominance, and/or escaping. This is all basic JJ.
Shime Waza, (Chokes), joint locks, pins, etc...will not work until you can get a a postiion to do so.
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Think again, this video proves otherwise. You mean if a women is in this position, flat on her back she can't perform an arm lock. Not sure about your Jujutsu or Aiki methods.
http://www.roydeanacademy.com/video/straight_armlock
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