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Eddie Bravo teaches the rubber guard flow from mission control, a failed zombie attempt, to crackhead control, and then using the pump method to secure an armbar: Labels: 10th Planet, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Eddie Bravo, Jiu Jitsu, Rubber Guard, Videos .tanner - 1 comments - Post a Comment ::. comment: The rubber(band)guard is a great tech, if you have the flex. Most pugilists under 170lbs can't perform it due to a lack of effort. Its simple training as follows. Stretch, stand-up, slam(the ground never misses) and submit. If you followed the father of modern MMA, Li Jun Fan(Bruce Lee) it would all suddenly be so clear. In his matches and his movies his fights end with submission. The Gracies are not great fighters, just opportunist. Their art is one dimensional, JKD targets all ranges/phases/levels. Just ask the Gracie Kill(Sakuraba) a catch wrestler. In his prime Frank Shamrock was untouchable(UFC22) just ask Tito. Jabs, close, clinch, slam and submit. Game over. Johnny Mash Wreck. |
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