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All right, guys. So we're going to do another arm bar. I'm going to show the origin of the original arm bar, which is a judo move but imported into Jiu-Jitsu. And I'm going to show you how we can take it and put it into a Jiu-Jitsu context. First I'm going to show you how they do in judo. Okay. So Chad tried to throw me or something like that, and he winds up here. I stick my foot in. I'm over here. i dive my hand underneath, go on my head, bring my shin around here, turn and rotate over, and I'm in the arm bar position. Okay. That's how they do it in judo. Now we're going to take it a little different and kind of play with it Jiu-Jitsu style. All right. So I'm here. I'm trying to choke Chad.
I'm trying to choke Chad. All right. But he's fighting. So I'm going to grab this hand, and I'm going to roll him to the back mount. Okay. Roll him to the back mount, all right, this way. I post my hand, holding this hand, and I come up. Now he's going to defend. So I pull him . All right. This is the best position to be in fighting, because I'm going to wail on him. Right. So he doesn't want to stay here. So he's going to come up on his knees, and he's going to free one of his legs. All right. Now if I don't do anything, I'm just going to fall over. And that's not good. Okay.
So as this leg is free, I put my arm in, base on my head, bring my shin across here, right here. Now I want to turn, grab his foot, pull his foot to me, if I can get the far foot better, close foot is okay. Bring it over, grab, leg over, finish the arm bar. Okay. Let's do that one more time. Okay. I'm on the back. I'm on the back. I'm in harness position. I'm here. I'm trying to choke Chad. He's defending. He's pulling my hands. I grab his wrist, pull it in, come over, roll him to back mount. All right. We're here. He comes up. All right. And he gets free. He gets one leg free. I bring my hand in here, slide around, grabbing across the wrist, his leg, finish the arm bar. If I miss it or he locks his hands, that's okay. Right. I just transition out, and I come up so I don't lose position. I don't wind up on the bottom. So that's a traditional judo arm bar done in a Jiu-Jitsu context.

[@yilativs]

The situation Rene describes in 1:17 is exactly the same how Ronda Rousey finished Miesha Tate. Thank you very much for interesting variations of the "rolling arm-bar" guys!

[@maxluna25]

tryed it on my freind .... he ended up biting me in the leg ._.

[@shushhhl6597]

break his arm

[@sorinburlacu8426]

This is so helpful

[@russelloriely6343]

good video. what got me nosing around is I just watched warrior the one character fighting the russian has him in a lock with his arms behind his back. any information on that would be great. thanks.

[@pixel_moonlight]

2:07

[@DeMiTy3]

O.o

[@dexterhowell6171]

First

[@Stuntsandtricking]

This guy doesn't know the history of the martial art he's trying to teach LOL, judo is derives from jiu-jitsu, all they did is take all the moves that rely on superior strength out, an they called it judo, they are the same thing.

[@vaazig]

He obviously means BJJ. Judo is derived from Japanese JuJutsu (soft technique) which was not based on superior strength at all. BJJ is then derived from Judo. So, his statement is completely correct in my opinion. I personally believe BJJ has lost things along the way and has become too specialized (throws, joint locks and strikes) but is good as a complement in MMA.

[@yilativs]

+Stuntsandtricking The armbar he shows was invented in Judo in 60s not in jiu-jitsu, so beside the guy is an excelent coach he knows history of wrestling(about which you care so much) better than you )))

[@Stuntsandtricking]

Vitaliy Semochkin studying martial arts history, reading, or listening about any martial arts helps a person better understand the martial art and it's applications. So yeh I find the history Important. An I do know the history........

[@Stuntsandtricking]

Alex VI I said it had "specific moves" that rely on superior strength not the entire martial itself being based on superior strength please read a little more carefully.

[@Stuntsandtricking]

Alex VI also judo an bjj were developed around the same time...