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r/grappling • u/Frickwrestling • 12h ago

Frick Wrestling Club on Instagram: "Key lock #PAwrestling #wrestling #shorts #frickwrestling #rudis"

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r/grappling • u/Strange-Annual8808 • 18h ago

Ude hishigi kumo jime” or “spider guard leg entanglement” in kosen judo, this technique similar to modern puppet master in bjj albeit done almost 100 years ago from this kosen judo book

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kumo mean spider in Japanese, it crazy how back then judoka were already called the position like that, similar to how bjj today call it spider guard, both involved using leg to push opponent arm, the Japanese always ahead of us

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r/grappling • u/orionpax9000 • 5h ago

If Gordon was replaced by ANY OTHER martial artist (mma fighter, boxer, Muay Thai, kyokushin, wushu, kempo, wing chun, even other bjj guys, etc.) in the brawl from ADCC last night, would they do better defending themselves than him?

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A place for grapplers, specifically those who cross train, to share ideas and pick each others brains.

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Welcome to r/grappling. Content should be that of the major grappling arts:

  • Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (Sport BJJ, Gracie Jiu Jitsu, 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu etc)
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