Catch Wrestling: Leg Rides to Banana Split & Wrestlers Guillotine: Snake Pit U.S.A. 

Yup Khabib Nurmagomedov, Cain Velasquez both have used leg rides to great affect in MMA along side the wrestlers arm bar.

its a leg ride its simply a completely non-offensive one as most legal variants in freestyle wrestling are options in which a submission cannot be applied. This actually goes back to catch as catch can days as in that era their were essentially two types of catch wrestlers those who went for submission victories (aka the lost to the western world version in which men like Josh Barnett have attempted to resurrect and the Japanese have kept alive) and the type of wrestler who would attempt to win by pin falls (which became folk style in America). This legacy is evident in that moves like the Hammerlock are both good submission and good pin set ups and special care was taken to allow the pinning aspect of the move to be utilized while whenever applied you have the ref breathing in your face trying to eyeball that the angle has either remained at 90 degrees or obtuse and taking a point and resetting the wrestlers if it goes acute. Leg rides are similar in that the overall effectiveness of the control one can obtain off leg rides was to good to completely remove even moves like the Banana Split and Wrestlers Guillotine are also subdued submissions that are retained and achieved off the leg ride.

leg rides are gold if it doesn't cost you anything

I’m so confused if this is wrestling or MMA wrestling bcz he kept tapping out

@@jamesmateos2789 This is submission wrestling

Have you found a CACC school yet

You couldn't have explained it any better. Much respect 🙏

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Thank you Gary 🙏🏻 - J. Bane

Freestyle Tae Kwon Do Federation Not better, just different and brutal. The type of stuff to maim or make people crippled.

there not 10th plant tech. they may use them they didn't invent them. I was learning "twisters" in the hs wrestling room before Eddie bravo ever used one in competition. not knocking just clarifying.

catch as catch can is the forerunner of freestyle folkstyle and modern day pro wrestling. folk is basically catch without joint locks. catch and judo intertwined in the late 1900s when Madea toured western Europe and n America before going down to brazil. at that time matches were a mix of work and shoot depending on the situation . Abe Lincoln was a catch wrestler . Japanese pro wrestling was heavily influenced by catch wrestlers . while judo and bjj developed somewhat seperatly not completely so. there all branches of the same tree.

also Japanese jj predates folk and freestyle wrestling. and was the forerunner of judo. the actual order goes JJJ-Judo-BJJ then a separate tree of Catch with a less linear path into free folk and pro. then a third branch of Greco which dates back to the Greek Olympics. I'm a history major who been grappling since jr. high. also there's no need to be so aggressive your not impressing anyone or making up for your lack of knowledge

Shen Shy kendo, not Kenpo. And the phrase you’re using should be ninjutsu, kendo was one of many ninjutsu arts. They almost entirely died out and only exist in the forms of sister arts such as judo or aikido

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That’s sad, I’m fairly certain it originated in the UK.

Snake Pit in Wigan is still going strong! @@dannydonnelly8198

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Dillashaw tried sth like this in his latest fight but not was not able to submit his opponent but was beautiful to watch.

read the rules, if they allow ankle locks in your division you should be alright.

leg locks*

Doubt it, this is a toe hold. Usually they only allow straight anckle locks

It’s a Leg Ball and Chain. There are a few Ball and Chain Variations, including one with the arm, but this one is obviously a leg ride variation. Best regards. - J. Bane

Go to Wigan! The original snake pit is still open

bluwng lineage followed by vast technical proficiency

Yes, it's an attack on the hip sockets. Not the muscles

Some of those straight ankle locks are allowed. For the most part jiu jitsu will get to banana split and take the back instead of doing the wrestler's guillotine (Eddie Bravo's Twister). The Ball and Chain control to the Truck (Banana split control) is an important transition to understand from both sides. Depending on the tournament most if all are allowed depending on the Belt. Spinal Cranks are however looked down upon as they can lead to ruptured disks in the spine.

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There's a statue of guys doing Pankration over 2000 years ago with one using a single-leg ride..... You Honestly believe Eddie Bravo invented this? Do you also think he invented "The Twister" or that the Gracie's invented "The Kimura" or "The Americana" or even the guard? Let me guess, Danaher and Gordon Ryan invented leg locks too right?

@@cbeaudry4646 Thought it was obvious it was a joke....

@@savedbyhismercyandlove oh. My b, lol

@@cbeaudry4646 Not a problem ha