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  • uhm.is this man teaching us how to do these moves or how to turn fingers red :D?

  • Sự thực bao giờ vẫn là sự thật,dù ta cố gắng đến đâu thì không thay đổi được đâu.

  • Good stuff

  • Great teacher! I train with him in durham!!

  • Muito bom, acrescenta um pouco mais sobre minha curiosidade sobre alavancas e torções!

  • Nice clips My okinawan brother. osu!

  • whas the exact name of that?

  • Faved!

  • Tashi Price is awesome. I used to train under him

  • i bet this would work in the ufc too.

  • nope... no way... theres a reason you dont see wrist locks there, a major one being they all look like you are holding the glove and you will be warned then DQ'ed

  • the reason why you don't see standing locks in "ufc" - and in fact, in any non-rehearsed context - is that standing locks are damn hard to execute, and even harder to hold locked.

    that's why locks are done on the ground in MMA. In fact, they even do wrist locks - but in groundfighting only.

  • @CarNikolaj

    Thanks, we really care what all the MMA sheep thought.

    MMA is a sport. I respect it as a sport, but Troy's videos are good. There is no basis for comparison.

  • damn! look how red his fingers are turning..thats just goes to show this shit is real

  • Considering how nervous the dude looks and ready to tap out at every minute shows a LOT of trust for his instructor to not fully mess him up!!

  • lol...wishful thinking, dare i say? ;-) You find out that a technique is "real" only by the fact that it constantly works against resisting opponents - not that somebody's fingers in some video turn red :-D

    Frankly, this is the type of techniques that only works against a non-trained, possibly non-coordinated opponents. Not that there is anything wrong with it.

  • @CarNikolaj These 'standing locks' are not intended to be locks in most situations. It's well understood that an opponent will likely find a way out of them if you try to hold them there. You'll notice that in all of these locks there is an opportunity for some sort of dislocation or joint destruction. That is the intent, from a self-defense standpoint. This is just a slow, technical illustration of it.

  • Owch! Some nice lock into take down manouveres there...

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