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The work here is pretty amazing to watch with regard to learning specific sequences. In the first point, I am on the bottom and I have my student in my God. My student is very very good at packing guard now. Now it could be my age and then I’m kind of weak, but he is able to match my springer and almost every way. I measure the limit of my effort to show energy projection by making sure I do not over tense over exert or over extend.

When he brings me to that point and I see him over expanding over tenting and over exerting that’s when I know I begin the clock down because he has about three minutes of sustaining that type of effort before he is ready for me to hurt focus method to get to submission position. That being said my student can keep this up for quite a bit and he can recover very quickly, so even though he does not have my skills or even my size strength and endurance added to my over 40 years of age more than him… More than makes up for his ability to be a worthy Training partner.

He gets admitted after passing my guard because in the actual scramble, I’m able to get a half guard of court. The half guard has me able to get a wrap around his leg, causing a grapevine effect and at the same time I’m able to turn myself to the side and stay on my side. I go for a shoulder lock and that ends up being a pressure move to the side of his head. I was using the move to try to get to his back and it ends up that I was able to get him to submit and tap.

We begin again with me being in his guard and I use a pressure pad to get out but he quickly with his incredible strength and endurance sweep to me. I felt it go I could afford it, but I said no I needed him to actually use that effort so I could get tired . Immediately after he does I am able to sweep him and go for a mount. It’s a top mouth and I’m trying to get him so I can get a rear mount. He fights very well because he knows exactly what I’m going to do, but I’m able to actually get an amount of sorts. It has to do with getting good grips and an angle. I finally get that and I end up getting a weird triangle submission position that I called basically or is called basically a spider attack. He gets submitted from that position.