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Subject: Re: Dead Forum Author: Ses [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:51:07 12/19/06 Tue In reply to: Brandon Weaver 's message, "Dead Forum" on 15:00:09 12/18/06 Mon Brandon, Good to hear from ya bro..... I've recently started training a new group back in August and basically it's positional escapes 90% of the time and basic strategy of strike to submission. The first month is usually Takedowns, escape the mount, guard and side positions. --This is basically repetition drilling --During this phase I measure the reaction time between movements then begin to create chain movements --Once three or more Chains are created --We go into one sided drills (One opponent attacks the other defends) --Takedowns to Positional control will eventually dominate all grappling session so it becomes the cornerstone of our training for the months to follow. --With a heavy emphasis on remidal drills and coaching. going live is not the immediate goal, however, if a guy should come in with some background in MMA, BJJ, Wrestling or contact martial arts, we try to go to the point of his current understanding and progress from there. As far as Subs go....once a fighter begins to exhibit signs of control over his opponent, transition (control over himself), and the ability to escape.....we begin to work on the subs. Robbie Adams and I use to train under an instructor who fed us alot in terms of submissions and counters but when we started to fight we realized that all of our problems came from not know what posture to keep, how to escape certian postions and never recognizing the setup.....so once the fighters broke away and began to train one another we mainly focused on Takedowns / Positional dominance and escapes. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Dead Forum Author: Brandon Weaver [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 15:24:32 12/21/06 Thu Thanks for the reply's Jason and Ses. Tell me more Jason, I am sure Brain asks about this kind of thing anyway, but I am trying to get more people to chime in too. How long on a given training day would you say you drill one position or positional transition? Such as a side mount escape or basic sweep? And do you favor one for an extended time and rotate them? This can apply for full MMA or Grappling only. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]