Josh Barnett's Turtle Defense: Escape the Seatbelt Grip

Josh Barnett's Turtle Defense: Escape the Seatbelt Grip
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[@kesagatame]

Josh came down from the mountain for this one. Always nice to see his no-nonsense approach to grappling.

[@corysmith8910]

Eighteen years later and I can still hear my wrestling coach yelling “Arm between the bodies”.

[@DKY00]

war master

[@TheDomLouis]

I think prevention is better than dealing with the strangle/choke after it's on. Which is what Gordon Ryan and John Danaher suggest too. Address the potential threat 1st.

[@pikeeve4282]

Nice

[@pichofiraviyah8492]

what about the bulldog choke? I thought that's the position where you attack it from?

[@kallepikku4991]

That's a Referee's position, not Turltle position. Different height, different intent.

[@StevenClark1]

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[@bobmaster4126]

Can he rotate with you to counter or no

[@seattlesoundisgrunge]

He probably could, but once you've rotated to a certain point and the shoulder starts to peak out, it's going to be very hard to square back up; plus the circling happens fast. It's either early prevention like going for a crucifix when he posts on his hands, or with the elbows flared like when his head was on the mat, or some other technique like grabbing onto the legs (to prevent circling) with arms or leg riding (setting up the truck/twister) like wresters do. Once he's circled and the shoulder is out it's too late and the best move would be to let go (if you can in the small amount of time) and establish different grips before you get swept.

[@TC-bv4on]

Not if you get an underhook

[@6laka.]

its better for the opponent to cover the head and go front headlock

[@timkern3156]

Even if he can create a counter, creating a scramble here is in your favor

[@MrBruneiras]

Humm não sei não hein ...