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Originally posted by BJMills View PostGuys, WTF!?!? This thread is becoming entirely to productive and informative.
I need more ninjers and chunners!
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Originally posted by BKR View PostI understand hip pops.
We need to get a grappling dummy. Or three, I'm going to hit the board of directors up for a couple for the fall season.
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Originally posted by The Cap View PostHe managed gold according to the newsletter. I'm proud of him but didn't watch any of it. I've kept well apart from it all for a while now, getting involved just reminds me of how bloody fragile I am. Fuck joints.
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Originally posted by BKR View PostNo Tristan doesn't do lifts, he does pretty standard Judo.
Kids I'm thinking of are from Ontario, brothers.
I believe Tristan got silver this year I watched most of his matches.
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Originally posted by Michael Tzadok View PostYeah if popping a disc in your own back is the real deadly...
I give you a 50/50 chance of learning how to properly do a lift at a high school. You still get a lot of guys and a lot of coaches at that level teaching kids to pull with their backs. That was what I did until Anatoly Petrosyan asked me if I was trying to hurt my back to get out of practice.
Here is a video of Anatoly doing speed dummy work. Notice the hip pops:
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Originally posted by Michael Tzadok View PostYeah if popping a disc in your own back is the real deadly...
I give you a 50/50 chance of learning how to properly do a lift at a high school. You still get a lot of guys and a lot of coaches at that level teaching kids to pull with their backs. That was what I did until Anatoly Petrosyan asked me if I was trying to hurt my back to get out of practice.
Here is a video of Anatoly doing speed dummy work. Notice the hip pops:
We need to get a grappling dummy. Or three, I'm going to hit the board of directors up for a couple for the fall season.
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Originally posted by Raycetpfl View Post
Believe me I've tried.
I'm sure you understand by now then not everyone is as OCD about training as for example yourself or myself before I destroyed my body doing it.
However one of them is and has been training at the Western Canadian Regional Training Center and got selected for the cadet PanAm Judo team. The other after competing in the Canadian Cup will be going on a European tour she's now living in Montreal training at the Olympic Training Center. The younger girl bronze metal you 18 5th Place senior women cheese 16 years old the older girl gold medal u21 silver medal senior women at Nationals this year.
But I'm going to try again...
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Originally posted by The Cap View PostAre you perhaps describing some U21 winning Viking from the West coast? I used to coach Tristan some six years ago before my knees quit judo (it was them, I swear, not me). He was just a skinny fourteen year old of barely 100 kilos then. If these surgeries ever pan out and I get back on the mat... Well I just hope I have some carryover respect left from then. 0_0
Kids I'm thinking of are from Ontario, brothers.
I believe Tristan got silver this year I watched most of his matches.
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Originally posted by BJMills View PostGuys, WTF!?!? This thread is becoming entirely to productive and informative.
I need more ninjers and chunners!
No more flowering out...
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Originally posted by Michael Tzadok View Post[T]he method that I prefer because I come from the Eastern PA-South Jersey grindy school of wrestling is to really punch your arm into place, and from the force of your biceps slamming into the side of his neck, especially if he tenses or goes the wrong way, I've seen that lead to a few knockouts.
Originally posted by Michael Tzadok View PostFirst the guy resists and his head impacts on the way down.
To be clear, especially against trained grapplers, it is a really low percentage knock out. The forces are there though and it has happened.
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Originally posted by The Cap View PostPlease describe this further. I'm imagining something like a head first koshi guruma, but all the supposedly deadly throw variations I've heard about have always been exaggerations. I haven't witnessed anything beyond a bad breakfall or good suplex hurt someone.
First the guy resists and his head impacts on the way down(start at 2:45 mark):
Secondly, and the method that I prefer because I come from the Eastern PA-South Jersey grindy school of wrestling is to really punch your arm into place, and from the force of your biceps slamming into the side of his neck, especially if he tenses or goes the wrong way, I've seen that lead to a few knockouts.
To be clear, especially against trained grapplers, it is a really low percentage knock out. The forces are there though and it has happened.
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Originally posted by BKR View Post<<<Insert joke about the real deadly >>>
I'm going to go to my local high school wrestling team.
I give you a 50/50 chance of learning how to properly do a lift at a high school. You still get a lot of guys and a lot of coaches at that level teaching kids to pull with their backs. That was what I did until Anatoly Petrosyan asked me if I was trying to hurt my back to get out of practice.
Here is a video of Anatoly doing speed dummy work. Notice the hip pops:
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