Korean Zombie Instructional - The Twister - Part 1

[em34ev3r]

7 seconds ko over Mark Hominick! I wish he can make a instructional for that knock out hahahah!!!

[MegaJeydee]

Like Eddie said if the guy pisses you off then you go for the defcon4. Garcia didnt piss him off or anything so just go for the weakest one. Still does the job.

[olsonc2002]

What's that song that plays at the beginning? It's really familiar.

[jofalla]

@olsonc2002 I think it's from video game Left 4 Dead when a major event happens. Like scores of zombies come after you. Or was it when the big monster zombie comes out? I forget.

[Liamdonoghueownsyou]

@olsonc2002 its from kill bill when shes an enemy

[isaac1010]

"Actually you want to pull at the top of the head, not the jaw line."

the translation was bad. he says "do not crank the neck. start at the jaw line, but it gets tighter as you go higher up the head"

[omerplater]

Like I understand the Marcelo fiends but why so much for bravo.

[omerplater]

Why is there like this Internet following/worshiping of Eddie bravo? The guys cool and all and thinks outside the box when it comes to jiujitsu but he's not producing world champions or anything. Like people get mad if you don't do a technique eddies way.. What is that about?

[pearcemark2]

@omerplater Eddie has a better way of doing certain things that, if you're a fan of the system, pisses you off when you see guys not even attempting it. For example, the armbar. Eddie's Spiderweb makes perfect sense logically and in practice. Yet still, time after time after time after time, I see high level BJJ black belts going for an armbar, the opponent rolls up to his feet, and the submission and position are both lost. Then they spend the rest of the round defending on their back.

[pearcemark2]

@omerplater Did you see how many triangles Anthony Pettis threw at Clay Guida? But he never once controlled the posture, Clay saw it coming, he avoided them all easily.

Rubber guard is all about controlling posture. You break them down, lock in mission control, now they're instantly put on the defensive. You can punch and elbow the head, continue down the path, work for a submission or sweep, and their only choice is to try to slip out which gives you an opportunity to get back to your feet.

[SweetZombiJesus]

@omerplater Actually, he has recently had more and more people who study his style of JJ doing well in various combat sports. Also, he is more popular on the internet because he is very active on it himself.

[RevDud]

Yea of course Eddie is the man, but I think with this video it was just a translation thing. Korean Zombie is the MAN

[sacriel42]

pretty weak instructional compared to Eddies, in this he just says 'put his arm behind your head, reach round his neck, pull' as if the opponent will just let that happen, check out my version of his boxing instructional 'punch them in the head until they fall over' cool eh?

[DamonXwells]

@sacriel42 not everyone can be a badass instructor like eddie haha

[SweetZombiJesus]

@sacriel42 He was probably asked by someone (maybe even the uploaders themselves) to demonstrate his twister, so he did, and it was filmed. Why would he give a detailed version, when people who really want to learn it can get it from the same source he did: Eddie Bravo?

[ric0rich]

Actually you want to pull at the top of the head, not the jaw line. either way the Zombie got a twister in the UFC so props to him.

[DBKK]

@ric0rich yea thats an important step, top of the head not the jaw line, hurts alot more and you can pull it off easier

[TheEastasianpride]

@ric0rich

Thats korean zombie's version ;)

[Andamearo]

@ric0rich  He actually mentioned that too.He said that Eddie Brave said that more closer pull to the top of the head would deliver more pain to the opponent

[rHychau5]

pretty bad ass video the korean zombie is one badass asian thumbs up

[x310gtsx]

"hi!' lol