If someone performs a double leg takedown, you can’t grip fight him. His hands are wrapped on your legs.
So then what? Defer the kido practioner to a wrestling class?
You can strike, but a skilled double leg happens so fast once your arm is raised, you’d be off your feet, and THE intended target strike zone will have moved .
But don’t tell Sensei Seagal that. He thinks he has all the time in the world to chop the neck with the knife hand strike. “Sever the Brain stem”
@Dr.Gonzo The discussion was wrist locks. I’m always amazed at how you think physical performance is in complete isolation.
If I torque my hip to generate a round kick YouTube cant’t register, you don’t think I can use the exact same hip twist to explode into a submission?
Do you think I turn into George Foreman speed simply because I grapple? It’s the same body.
Ngannou has performed kimuras in high level UFC, and according to Eddie Bravo, Ngannou did not take any interest into BJJ at that time. His knowledge was pretty much casual.
Even today he doesn’t know much JJ. He just layed on top of a striker like a stranded seal and Cormier laughed at him.
I’ve sprawled at aikido tournaments and I’ve seen other people sprawl at the venues too. But I was never taught to sprawl in aikido class.
Dan the wolfman is big and strong but you don’t need to be to throw people with kotegaeshi. I don’t know how stong this guy is but he looks pretty lanky.
The reason the guy wasn’t able to throw you with kotegaeshi is because he’s incompetent. I don’t care what rank he is. He flat out isn’t used to throwing it against people who resist even a tiny bit. The difference between the guy you’re talking about and the youtube video I posted is that he trains against people who fight back constantly.
