Getting behind an oppodent in grappling

[punchingdummy]

Originally posted by Catara
Question for all you grapplers out there:


On a side note, is the best way to avoid to be put into locks is to keep your arms moving? Thanks again

and elbows close to your body...

[Catara]

Hedgehogy, thanks man, but I am really not familiar with names of techniques for grappling could you describe what these techniques are please? (btw what is a sprawl? sorry for n00bish questions. So far i put together that a sprawl is where you kick out your pelvis so they cannot put you into a single leg or shoulder thrust throw.)

[WhiteShark]

Originally posted by Catara
Hedgehogy, thanks man, but I am really not familiar with names of techniques for grappling could you describe what these techniques are please? (btw what is a sprawl? sorry for n00bish questions. So far i put together that a sprawl is where you kick out your pelvis so they cannot put you into a single leg or shoulder thrust throw.)

If you have an instructor how could you possibly be asking this? Did you mean you have an instructor in something besides grappling?

[Catara]

Yes, he teahces things besides grappling techniques sorry for not telling you that

[Ronin]

punch him in the liver, grab his should and spin him around.

[Catara]

Ah, use weakerners just like trying to enter a throw? Do you mean by spin the shoulder as in have both hands on each shoulder, push the left drag the right?

[Ronin]

I would do it one handed if you can, keep the other to apply a lock or strike or to defend.

[Catara]

Ok I will try what ive been told next time, thanks for your advice and time.

[WhiteShark]

Where are you exactly? We have several UK members that could recomend a competent grappling teacher. You just can't learn to grapple from the internet.

[Catara]

Naw, I was just asking for tips from others people experience, I can grapple to a certain degree, but I will test what been stated to me.