Shooter vs Upper Body: Ankle to the Armpit, Lift, or Go Behind vs Butt or Back
Mat mode
3:00
Tell the roomConnect to a leg and finish one of the shooter's wins. Get connected upper body and put them down.
Reference video
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SHOOTER
POSITION
Standing, facing your partner.
OBJECTIVE
Connect to a leg and finish one of the shooter's wins.
CONSTRAINTS
Your only job is to get connected to a leg. A double that takes you to the ankle or the hips is fine. You don't have to make them fall: lifting both feet off the mat is enough. Switch roles every time somebody wins.
WIN CONDITION
You get out to the ankle and put it in your armpit; or you connect to the hips and either lift both of their feet off the ground or get behind.
UPPER-BODY PLAYER
POSITION
Standing, facing your partner.
OBJECTIVE
Get connected upper body and put them down.
CONSTRAINTS
You can't go to the legs. Connect hips to arms or hips to shoulders; from an overhook, stick and pull; from an underhook, block and twist or block and lift. Switch roles every time somebody wins.
WIN CONDITION
You put the shooter on their butt or back.
Standard Jiu-Jitsu, 10th Planet South Bay Full CLA Practice (free class video on the Standard Jiu-Jitsu YouTube channel, recorded at 10th Planet South Bay with PJ Barch's crew).
Problem
Standing, facing your partner.
Setup
Standing, facing your partner.
Score
You get out to the ankle and put it in your armpit; or you connect to the hips and either lift both of their feet off the ground or get behind. You put the shooter on their butt or back.
Rules
- Your only job is to get connected to a leg.
- A double that takes you to the ankle or the hips is fine.
- You don't have to make them fall: lifting both feet off the mat is enough.
- Switch roles every time somebody wins.
- You can't go to the legs.
- Connect hips to arms or hips to shoulders; from an overhook, stick and pull; from an underhook, block and twist or block and lift.
takedowns
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Shooter vs Upper Body: Ankle to the Armpit, Lift, or Go Behind vs Butt or Back
Developing
SHOOTER
Position
Standing, facing your partner.
Win condition
You get out to the ankle and put it in your armpit; or you connect to the hips and either lift both of their feet off the ground or get behind.
Constraints
Your only job is to get connected to a leg. A double that takes you to the ankle or the hips is fine. You don't have to make them fall: lifting both feet off the mat is enough. Switch roles every time somebody wins.
UPPER-BODY PLAYER
Position
Standing, facing your partner.
Win condition
You put the shooter on their butt or back.
Constraints
You can't go to the legs. Connect hips to arms or hips to shoulders; from an overhook, stick and pull; from an underhook, block and twist or block and lift. Switch roles every time somebody wins.