Crew, to get that underhook, that duck-under, that
roof, or any descending go-behind, there is often an affinity for flaring
[lifting the obstructing limb] to get to where you want to be.
Counter-intuitively, I’ll tell you that is the opposite
of what you want to do.
We discuss in this clip an easier wedge exposure [the wedge
in question here will the be the right armpit wedge] and offer a hint or two at
why flaring is…
1) Wasted
effort
2) Poor
bio-mechanics.
3) Thinking
“strength” not old school smarts.
4) How
you are unwisely opening your own wedge in attempting to gain a wedge, in other
words creating the self-same opening on yourself that you want on your opponent.
[Would you drop your hands to throw a punch? Of course
not.]
When a clinch hits, you can feel who wants to flare as
soon as you “slap on.” Give ‘em a clock-tick and they’ll give you a wedge with
their unwise “offense” and you’ll have the angle and be wearin’ ‘em out lickety-split.
We leave out the Oklahoma Pop and the AoI Head-butt
here but suffice to say that is part and parcel of every old school wedge exposure
once it goes live-fire.
For waaay in the weeds details on this topic I offer the
complete syllabus for RAW 220/Black Box 7 below.
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ESP RAW 220
Mark Hatmaker
Knuckle-Busting
Versus Body-Shots: The Floating Cage
·
Jack
London on This Borrow from Battle Royale aka “The Interposing Elbow”
·
Standard Body-Block
Position: Forearm Caging
·
Standard
Forearm Caging Drill—The Catch-All
·
The Battle
Royale “Interposing Elbows” Floating Cage
·
Fluid
Shoulders and “The Wise Drift”
·
The Floating
Cage vs. Straights
·
The
Floating Cage vs. Hook Angles
·
The
Floating Cage vs. Uppercut Angles
·
Incorporating
High-Line Knuckle Busting [RAW 219] & The Floating Cage
The
“Dirty Dog” Parlor [Low-Line Frontier Kicking]
Three from
The Lumberjack Scufflin’ Tradition
·
The Sharp-Shod
·
The Instep-Shin-Juncture
·
The Spiked
Skid
·
The Spiked
Skid + The Shove
·
The Spiked
Skid + “The Maul”
·
Rossing
·
Rossing
into Sharp-Shods
·
Rossing
into Spiked Skids
Upright Scufflin’ Hellaciousness
Getting Into the Single-Underhook: From Outside to Inside
o
[We build
on the Street Single-Underhook detailed on RAW 219/Black Box 6]
o
The
Bucksaw Drag as Clinch-Bait
o
Inverted
Grips & Pit-Drags as Clinch-Bait
o The Foolhardiness of Shallow Drags [You’ll
need this for Frontier Trade-Knife]
o
Ease of Drag
Loss
o
Poor
Fulcrum
o
Flaring
from the Proto-Clinch
o
Jerk to
Wedge Exposure from the Street Collar & Elbow Clinch
Ground Scufflin’ Hellaciousness
Bottom
Scissors Single-Underhook Ground “Throws” Variations
o
Builds
directly on RAW 219/Black Box 6
o
The
Mechanics of Vertical Throwing hold for the Horizontal, we simply must adjust applications
here and there.
o
Important: These are all offered in linear operational
terms. Follow them ABC/123 and you will get your reversal.
o
Dealing
with Corkscrew Failures
o
The
Cross-Step Corkscrew Throw vs. Smother
o
The False
Lateral Drop vs. an Exiting Opponent
o
The “False
Outside Trip” vs. an Exiting Opponent
& Lost Far-Arm Control
o
The False
Inside Trip” vs. a Rising Exiting Opponent & Lost Far-Arm
Mark’s
Snappin’ Submission Candy Corner
o
Street
Collar & Elbow Snap to Front Head & Arm-Control
o
BTW-Works
just fine for Short Offense.
o
Turn the
Corner Head-Pop Breakdown
o
Near-Side Non-Turning
Cradle
o
To Overleg
Non-Turning Cradle
o To Cradle Crunch
o
Turning
the Shoulders is never in the cards here, Crew—We’re looking for snaps not
points or pins.
o
The Cradle-Crunch
not mean enough for you? Then hit the next move but….only in slow-motion drill.
Period. The name is no joke.
o
The
Man-Killer
Vicious
Weaponry: Frontier Trade-Knife & Tomahawk
Two-Stances,
Not, One
This ain’t
fencing and a trade-knife ain’t a sword, a foil, a saber, nor a rattan stick.
o The Offensive Lead
o
“Stepping
Into It”
o
“Drawing
Into It”
o
The
Knee-Bend
o
The Pivot
o
The Lead
Hand
o
[We’ll
alter the wording but…] “Hand on your…”
o
Advancing Shoulders
o
Tomahawk
Version aka “You Have a Bigger…”
o The Defensive Lead
o
Tomahawk
Version
o
Walking
the Two Stances
o
Walking
the Stances w/ Grip-Drift
o
The “Hawk”
o
The Spine
o
The Skinner
o
The Digger
o
“Why So
Low?”
o
We’re
killing not counting coup.
o
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