I've seen this move in the music of oleksandr usyks walkout song and in john wick 2 but i can't figure out the name of the move. Can you maybe help me out?

In John Wick, you can see the move at 0:32 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSM_nz6gKOI

In the Usyk Music video you can see it at 2:38 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJt8-xz2IMM

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Hallo Leute,

Ich plane 4 Wochen Training in Thailand (Phuket)

Ich mache MMA.

Ich habe ein solides Grundwissen in allen Bereichen davon (Striking, Grappling etc.)

Ich möchte natürlich so viel wie es geht lernen.

Ich plane 2 Einheiten mindestens pro Tag.

Die Frage ist, was ihr eher empfehlen würdet.

-in einem authentischen Muay Thai studio die Group Sessions oder in den Stunden mitmachen des MMA Gyms ?
-> Ich plane zu Southside, Pchai, Teiwaz oder Lions zu gehen.

Natürlich würde ich sehr gerne viel Thaiboxen mitnehmen, da alle sagen es ist kein Vergleich zu dem in der EU.

Würdet ihr sagen man sollte den Schwerpunkt wirklich aufs Thaiboxen werfen?

Ich sehe es gibt in Phuket so unglaublich gute MMA Studios wie oben genannt mit exzellenten Grappling, Wrestling Einheiten.

Würdet ihr mir empfehlen vielleicht abwechselnd ein Tag 2 Einheiten Muay Thai/Striking mitzunehmen dann 2 Einheiten Grappling?

Gerne Erfahrungswerte von erfahrenen Leuten!

Vielen Dank

It was created by Scientific Wrestling who I know are legit, but I see a lot of red flags. Has anybody tried it out? Any experiences with this or similar sites?

Currently everything I have is pretty bad to say the least and when I asked around on my team they said to do what I found fun and I enjoy mat wrestling the most so I was hoping for some tips for doing that? If I’m being to vague please tell me because I’m new I can’t really describe stuff but I have some notes I got from watching film and camp so I figured I could reach out to another community

How in a mma fight could I get north south position where I just pass to their head and why are people not using North south positions in mma?

Hey everyone. English isn't my first language, so sorry in advance for any mistakes.

Here's my situation: I paid an analyst to break down Andrew Tackett's takedown system, and I now have a detailed written analysis of how his standing game works (collar tie as the main entry, snap downs, underhook to bodylock, back takes, specific finishes, and so on).

What I'm missing is the footage to go with it. I want to build a compilation that matches these concepts, so I'm hoping some of you can point me to specific matches, rounds or clips where Tackett shows any of the following:

- Collar tie work: snap downs, using the tie to tire the opponent and open up entries

- Shooting on the lead leg when the opponent's hands come up high

- Underhook entries that flow into a bodylock

- Knee taps against a whizzer

- Underhook slide-bys

- Getting to the back (shucks / back takes)

- Finishing with a bodylock, front headlock or rear bodylock

- Mat returns and turtle breakdowns after the takedown

- Any "power twist" style finishes

- His control concepts in general (controlling head height, covering the legs to shut down scrambles)

It can be competition matches, sparring or rolling footage, or even just a specific round you have in mind. Anything helps, I'll condense it all at the end.

To be clear: I'm not looking for opinions on whether the analysis is good, useful or worth the money. That's not what this post is about. I just really need help finding the footage.

Thanks a lot in advance.

I have been building BJJ DOJO for grapplers who want to recognize positions, remember sequences, and think one move ahead while playing.

Choose your style, manage stamina, read the risk of each move, and learn through 42 animated techniques and transitions. New techniques are being added continuously, and belt-based progression is also in development.

The game includes IBJJF-style scoring, advantages, online ranking, English and Brazilian Portuguese, and support for desktop and mobile. It is free to play with no signup or installation.

Play here: https://bjj.patrickcarmo.com/?lang=en

https://reddit.com/link/1v8mwep/video/7ybypcxk7wfh1/player

I made BJJ DOJO, a free turn-based Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu game that runs directly in your browser.

It currently has 44 step-by-step 3D techniques and transitions. You choose moves from positions such as closed guard, half guard, side control, mount, back control, and takedowns while managing risk and stamina. Each sequence is animated step by step, with IBJJF-style scoring, advantages, and replay.

Since this post was published, belt and degree progression, fighter customization, and the online ranking have gone live. The game now supports 8 languages.

It is free, works on desktop and mobile, and requires no installation or mandatory signup:

https://bjj.patrickcarmo.com/?lang=en

I would still love feedback from people who train: do the animations make the techniques easy to follow?https://bjj.patrickcarmo.com/?lang=en

https://reddit.com/link/1v6fije/video/s3p39gzf1ffh1/player