Grip Breaking Attack: Bicep Slicer with Vlad Koulikov 

Marc Cuomo where was the school in Florida?

DELL0015 Florida, NY it says . I almost missed the "NY" as well.

Benjamin Clark thank you 😊

It's not wrong and it's closer to a Tarikoplata that way anyhow. Going toward the head is closer to the Baratoplata though. I know this is about Bicep Slicer's but you should be able to connect the dots.

Thank you, sir. Noted... Lasso set ups

Ущемление бицепса, согласен, вытерпеть можно

Galin Panchev always to head for the leverage

That's the proper name of this sub :)

Ouchy ouchy pain time

My goal is to make a technique available for everyone. Not just flexible people

+Sambo Fusion Well, your technique isn't "available" to morbidly obese people, or people who don't want to drill. There are no "flexible people" per se -- just people who stretch and people who don't stretch. All techniques have minimum physical fitness requirements. Flexibility isn't a magical anomaly. It's a predictable result of training. People who put in the effort to stretch become flexible, just like people who put in the effort to train cardio have endurance, and just like people who put in the effort to strength train are strong.

+Victor Weis you said tenth planet version is "better". I fail to see how so. My relies on slight angle sift. How is it worse? As long as they tap there's no better or worse. Lastly, why bringing morbidly obese people? When I say my technique is for everyone I mean no special ability (extreme flexibility or strength) required. I'm all about stretching

+Sambo Fusion Your slight angle shift takes all your weight off his chest and all the pressure off his near shoulder, gives him too much space. Furthermore, your hooking with the wrong arm, so now you have nothing to check the near leg with. All three of those combined make it extremely easy for your opponent to build a base, stack, pull out and pass -- which you talk about some, but don't adequately address. Your adjustments with your posting arm are not going to be enough to keep him from basing and stacking. If you were to switch to the correct hooking arm, your angle shift will place your leg-checking arm too far from the leg to effectively check. Lastly -- and perhaps most importantly -- your angle shift totally ruins your armbar finish if you need to switch to it, because he can very easly base and stack for all the same reasons. Any purple belt is going to escape this pretty much every time. I get it that you are trying to make things more accessible, but you are really setting people up for failure. The 10P Spider Web position is higher-percentage, and it doesn't take some supernatural level of flexibility to accomplish the armcrush from the Spider Web. Stretching 15 minutes a day will get almost anyone there within a few months, at the most.

+Victor Weis thank you for the input. All valid points