@@bristoljiujitsu It's possible they exaggerated by using the word "yell" but I think any decent coach or professor would know slicers like this are illegal in most competitions at the lower belt levels. They rightfully should quickly make sure their newer students understand the danger, considering the threshold between a bit of pain and a dusted forearm is pretty thin with these...
To say that this is illegal at most comps is just ill informed. Sure at ibjjf but in grappling industries and naga these are legal at blue and up. Learn then now or get caught with them in your next tournament
??? you get into an armbar (literally the most powerful attack on any combat sport) they defend it with your own leg You don't want to gas out while doing the sub or have a herniated disc so instead of brute forcing you use logic what's wrong
@@UserName-ln5ol The position is called spider web. Yes it's for arm bars, slicers, triangles, lot of different finishes you can do right there. Pretty easy position to get to and one you should definitely learn if you're starting out training
