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What have you seen that works best to cover up a shot?
What have you done that works best to cover up your shots?
Got gifs or vids for people who don't?
Maybe a post note about how an entry/combo/transition/etc and the like is/are only high percentage for lower or higher weights?
For example, it's not news that a tried and true set up is: overhand to kneetap, which is a combo/transition itself that is set up usually by a jab or a feint and at other times anything else that may precede an overhand that is not thrown without a set up.
Or when you have an opponent against the cage, throw a knee to the body as a very painful distraction and then immediately dump them on the ground with usually an outside trip, or inside trip if you aren't a Ben Rothwell type who can bitch toss others with sheer strength and power.
Another is after working your way into the Muay Thai plum, whether your opponent is against the cage or not, throw some knees (and/or elbows), transition to the Dave Schultz front choke (as a reversal if you have to) and turn it into what I've only seen or heard called a mat return.
Many might say a standing or flying guillotine is usually a go-to when grappling from the plum, but I think this is a nice change of pace which keeps in mind the position before submission thought process.
Asking for myself and all of Sherdog. Any links from this site, such as with similar requests and responses will be much appreciated too. As would any outside links that are permitted by this forums rules.
What have you done that works best to cover up your shots?
Got gifs or vids for people who don't?
Maybe a post note about how an entry/combo/transition/etc and the like is/are only high percentage for lower or higher weights?
For example, it's not news that a tried and true set up is: overhand to kneetap, which is a combo/transition itself that is set up usually by a jab or a feint and at other times anything else that may precede an overhand that is not thrown without a set up.
Or when you have an opponent against the cage, throw a knee to the body as a very painful distraction and then immediately dump them on the ground with usually an outside trip, or inside trip if you aren't a Ben Rothwell type who can bitch toss others with sheer strength and power.
Another is after working your way into the Muay Thai plum, whether your opponent is against the cage or not, throw some knees (and/or elbows), transition to the Dave Schultz front choke (as a reversal if you have to) and turn it into what I've only seen or heard called a mat return.
Many might say a standing or flying guillotine is usually a go-to when grappling from the plum, but I think this is a nice change of pace which keeps in mind the position before submission thought process.
Asking for myself and all of Sherdog. Any links from this site, such as with similar requests and responses will be much appreciated too. As would any outside links that are permitted by this forums rules.
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