I have a question, I train BJJ and I know Sambo is like a brother to BJJ but what it the purpose of the those crush moves? I know the rolling knee bar is to break the leg and the americana, or key lock as you called it, it to break the shoulder but what is the damage on the elbow crush and knee crush?
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nice! its difficult to get the elbow crush to work from sidemount, especially if the person has short arms, but the knee lock works everytime. thanks sambosteve!
well in UFC(not sure about other organizations) but "small" joint manipulation is not allowed but this as implied in the title is more locking to apply pressure to the specific joint....maybe thats why most mma'ers dont apply this to their regime or perhaps they jus dont do it in the fight
Small join manipulation refers to things like the knuckle joints in fingers. The wrist is practically the same size as the elbow in terms of joint size, just there are bigger tendons around the elbow. There isn't actualy much muscle on the elbow, it is mostly either side of it with the forearm muscles, and the bicep and tricep muscle.
Forgive my ignorance ... I just wonder why we don't see these techniques used in high profile MMA matches. That is sometimes a sign that they are too complicated to be useful against a trained opponent.
Nothing's too complicated to a trained fighter too.
The reason why it suffers such low exposure in MMA is that joint manipulation has a more devastating and decisive effect than muscle crush on both physical and psychological levels.
However, I urge you to try these crushes. They can be extremely painful since it focuses on separating your opponent's muscle with bone.
Pretty painful, it would cause the shin bones to separate from the knee joint (or forearm bones from the elbow) because you are folding the joint around your wrist, and there isn't enough space there for it.
4:27 GET UP YA SON OF A BITCH
dyjath2010 11 months ago
Muy buenas un saludo
JABVIZ 1 year ago
I have a question, I train BJJ and I know Sambo is like a brother to BJJ but what it the purpose of the those crush moves? I know the rolling knee bar is to break the leg and the americana, or key lock as you called it, it to break the shoulder but what is the damage on the elbow crush and knee crush?
Balor22 1 year ago
@Balor22 it pushes the muscles against the bone. so it can tear the muscle apart
iso53145314 1 year ago
@iso53145314 Thanks :)
Balor22 1 year ago
Thanks!
sambosteve 2 years ago
Graet Video & Technique
xmooretesla 2 years ago
Very nice an sneaky!
KingColt1985 2 years ago
steve I enjoyed that !! very good technique. and very effective indeed.
john77905 2 years ago
what de in the backgrounnd
4:30 ^^xD
zzapper89 2 years ago
GET UP YOU SON OF A BITCH!!
RedOnChrome 2 years ago 10
I am gonna try it tomorrow. I will explain you my experience with this technique.
ccicc 3 years ago
exelent very easy and effecctive thanks
emguido 3 years ago
Glad you like them!
sambosteve 3 years ago
Great vid. Im new to mma and this stuf is very usefull. Keep up the good work.
PakitoDND 3 years ago
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this is a true thing that happens! its not a chain letter! its kinda scary at first but it really works!! paste this message into 3 comments and press ALT F4 and your crushes name will appear on the screen!!! its soo wierd!
joeyahool1 4 years ago
dats some good shit
HMG0331 4 years ago
LOL yea.. i heard tat 'son of a bitch' part too haha
hur1990 4 years ago
Wonderful Steve, thanks!
psksloth2204 5 years ago
thanks steve,very complete explnation about the thecnic,very good instructor,excuse my english please...
DAVIDKIMIKO 5 years ago
great,, Thanks
XJitsu 5 years ago
excellent steve!
rahetlan 5 years ago
nice! its difficult to get the elbow crush to work from sidemount, especially if the person has short arms, but the knee lock works everytime. thanks sambosteve!
onehandraisinbransam 5 years ago
well in UFC(not sure about other organizations) but "small" joint manipulation is not allowed but this as implied in the title is more locking to apply pressure to the specific joint....maybe thats why most mma'ers dont apply this to their regime or perhaps they jus dont do it in the fight
zodiactheory 5 years ago
Small join manipulation refers to things like the knuckle joints in fingers. The wrist is practically the same size as the elbow in terms of joint size, just there are bigger tendons around the elbow. There isn't actualy much muscle on the elbow, it is mostly either side of it with the forearm muscles, and the bicep and tricep muscle.
KJGould 5 years ago
"That's right Mickey, get up ya son of a bitch!"
LOL at the guy in the background at 4.28.
brottarnacke 5 years ago
Nice T-shirt Steve :)
KozakSambo 5 years ago
Thanks Steve.
stickfighter74 5 years ago
Forgive my ignorance ... I just wonder why we don't see these techniques used in high profile MMA matches. That is sometimes a sign that they are too complicated to be useful against a trained opponent.
leolaff 5 years ago
Interesting comment.
Nothing's too complicated to a trained fighter too.
The reason why it suffers such low exposure in MMA is that joint manipulation has a more devastating and decisive effect than muscle crush on both physical and psychological levels.
However, I urge you to try these crushes. They can be extremely painful since it focuses on separating your opponent's muscle with bone.
Thanks Steve for sharing!
winston618 5 years ago
Thank you Steve!
MachoMaster 5 years ago
Pretty painful, it would cause the shin bones to separate from the knee joint (or forearm bones from the elbow) because you are folding the joint around your wrist, and there isn't enough space there for it.
norwaydbp 5 years ago
Cool techniques. I really like the concept of working in the direction he is pulling. How painful is that and what injury would result?
leolaff 5 years ago