Stop the knee cut using the "de la Stamp" VERY simple trick

[Invisible Jiu Jitsu]

Continuing the theme of actually maintaining the de la Riva guard, as opposed to attacking, we come to stopping our opponent dominating our leg and hitting a knee cut. I (David Morcegao, de la Riva 1st degree BB) use a very simple trick that I call the de la Stamp (you'll see why when you watch the video). If you like the video, please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE then SHARE on your social media of choice

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[Invisible Jiu Jitsu]

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[lechien]

Good stuff. Keep them coming. I subcrisbe to your channel by the way.

 

[Invisible Jiu Jitsu]

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[JosephDredd]

Continuing the theme of actually maintaining the de la Riva guard, as opposed to attacking, we come to stopping our opponent dominating our leg and hitting a knee cut. I (David Morcegao, de la Riva 1st degree BB) use a very simple trick that I call the de la Stamp (you'll see why when you watch the video).

The video doesn't really reveal the purpose of the stamp before you insert the foot as a hook. is it to put your knuckles into his grip?

 

[Invisible Jiu Jitsu]

The video doesn't really reveal the purpose of the stamp before you insert the foot as a hook. is it to put your knuckles into his grip?

i don't understand what you mean, sorry

 

[JosephDredd]

i don't understand what you mean, sorry

Maybe my questions will be answered when I play around with it. In the video you say to use it when the opponent is strong/heavy and stuffing your foot, but as I watch the video I can't figure out what advantage the stamp creates that is different from just going to RLDR as soon as he stuffs you.

I guess what I'm wondering is, what effect am I trying to create with the stamp?

P.S. Hopefully I don't come off as argumentative, I really like the two DLR vids you've put up. If you're taking suggestions, I'd love to see some no-gi DLR stuff along the same lines as these two.

 

[Invisible Jiu Jitsu]

Maybe my questions will be answered when I play around with it. In the video you say to use it when the opponent is strong/heavy and stuffing your foot, but as I watch the video I can't figure out what advantage the stamp creates that is different from just going to RLDR as soon as he stuffs you.

I guess what I'm wondering is, what effect am I trying to create with the stamp?

P.S. Hopefully I don't come off as argumentative, I really like the two DLR vids you've put up. If you're taking suggestions, I'd love to see some no-gi DLR stuff along the same lines as these two.

no you don't come off as argumentative, don't worry. basically when they dominate a pant grip and stuff that leg to cut they will try and stuff it all the way through and down which makes going straight to RDLR difficult or impossible. stamping the ground blocks your leg in place with a good bend at the knee so you're in a strong position. From there you can go to RDLR or use the power from the floor to elevate your hips and add power to your DLR hook taking the guy over you and off balance (this leads nicely to single leg stuff). Hope that clears it up?

 

[JosephDredd]

no you don't come off as argumentative, don't worry. basically when they dominate a pant grip and stuff that leg to cut they will try and stuff it all the way through and down which makes going straight to RDLR difficult or impossible. stamping the ground blocks your leg in place with a good bend at the knee so you're in a strong position. From there you can go to RDLR or use the power from the floor to elevate your hips and add power to your DLR hook taking the guy over you and off balance (this leads nicely to single leg stuff). Hope that clears it up?

awesome! thank you!

 

[Invisible Jiu Jitsu]

no problem! let me know once you give it a try

 

[JustTheTip]

Good to see you back. I was subscribed to your old page but the videos got taken down. You were the first I saw that showed that ankle lock leg position.

 

[Vitamin C]

Good videos. That mat looks like a giant birds shit though.

 

[Jiu Jitsuka]

Great details on the position and how to maintain and secure it. Thank you for posting!

 

[Invisible Jiu Jitsu]

Good to see you back. I was subscribed to your old page but the videos got taken down. You were the first I saw that showed that ankle lock leg position.

Thanks justthetip! Maybe those videos are due a refresh?

 

[Invisible Jiu Jitsu]

Good videos. That mat looks like a giant birds shit though.

It looks a little bit better when you can see all of it. A little...

Hahaha

 

[Invisible Jiu Jitsu]

Great details on the position and how to maintain and secure it. Thank you for posting!

you're welcome. Some new ones up already that subscribers to the YouTube page will have seen