Kimura From Turtle Guard (Catch Wrestling Style) by Neil Melanson

Kimura From Turtle Guard (Catch Wrestling Style) by Neil Melanson
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[@luchador1764]

Neil Melanson needs to put out a Turtle Guard DVD. I'M BEGGING FOR IT!!!!!!

[@madwheelsgaming2360]

Eduardo Telles Turtle Guard DVD covers these 2 techniques and more.

[@kallepikku4991]

Billy Robinson has a great DVD on the Double Wrist Lock alone, where he hits the DWL pretty much from every position, and explain every little angle and nuances. It's an old video, but definitely still as valid as ever. DWL is super versatile, timeless technique.

[@jesus97640]

Hey man do you know where i could find it?

[@badoocee1967]

At 1:04, I heard a slight cracking noise with the onset of that Kimura. OSS.

[@alanguages]

Terminologies of Bent Arm Lock. Catch Wrestling: Double Wrist Lock/ Chicken Wing BJJ: Kimura Lock Judo: Gyaku Ude- Garami

[@bundy4prez462]

Behind the Back Banana Attack!

[@karimsayed6292]

I catch wrestler and i confirm

[@noturnleftunstoned72]

how fun is it to be Kimura'd by Neil Melanson Bernardo lol :) thanks for all the vids.

[@michaelcorcoran3942]

Bernardo sporting a sleeveless rash guard hehe. Love the video!!

[@yusufbrownhawkel4053]

It's about time merging style catch and jit perfect

[@reigninblood123]

Saw Sakuraba fight. Searched for this

[@niksharapov556]

Sick!

[@BrubMan]

this is great. thank you

[@z31rider24]

Both Karl Gotch and Billy Robinson used and taught the double wristlock. Judo Gene Le Bell learned it from Karl Gotch.

[@theodorewurz8424]

Although Gene LeBell did train with Karl Gotch, LeBell started Catch Wrestling at a very young age, way before he learned from Gotch. LeBell learned from guys like Ed Lewis, Lou Thesz and Vic Christy. His mother was a Pro Wrestling promoter and he was essentially raised in the gym with Pro Wrestlers.

[@z31rider24]

Theodore Wurz Very true. I lived not too far from that gym. My Uncle Boxed @ that gym and mentioned to me that a Lady owned the gym. I knew who Gene was, but it was'nt till I picked up a magazine and there was an article on Gene and it mentioned the Gym. Its now been a long time since the Gym closed down. Side note: My Judo Teacher Hayward Nishioka, who is a long time friend of Gene once told me in a conversation. That Gene was incredibly tough to roll with. Same was mentioned by other old school Black belts. Thanks for sharring info.

[@phobowl]

Really nice

[@grappledaily9106]

Does Neil Melanson have a DVD with catch wrestling moves?!?!? It would be great if he does!

[@krakenhackenla]

Not sure if Neil does, but you might be able to get some from snakepitusa.com or scientific wrestling.

[@theodorewurz8424]

yes, the catch wrestling formula

[@slavicvolk]

3:35 counter to strong resistance

[@tedoliveira3019]

Oss.

[@johncarino7105]

Similar to standing kimura