T2 Application
Replay overview:
Snap down: Name says it all. I wasn't technically grabbing my opponent's COG, but his shoulders were lowered so close enough. I'm fairly certain this classifies as a snap down.
Single Leg: My opponent lost his hand and was trying to do a one-handed suplex thing, but I pooped in his cheerios alright...
Kick Check Lockdown: I'm no muay thai expert, but I'm fairly certain this counts, even though all the demo replays show the kick check crossing the center line, I checked from the same side and bumped his leg to the side, then did a move that I call a "lockdown" which is basically focusing all your weight on a place where he can't support it, in this case his leg with a contracted glute.
Snap down: Name says it all. I wasn't technically grabbing my opponent's COG, but his shoulders were lowered so close enough. I'm fairly certain this classifies as a snap down.
Single Leg: My opponent lost his hand and was trying to do a one-handed suplex thing, but I pooped in his cheerios alright...
Kick Check Lockdown: I'm no muay thai expert, but I'm fairly certain this counts, even though all the demo replays show the kick check crossing the center line, I checked from the same side and bumped his leg to the side, then did a move that I call a "lockdown" which is basically focusing all your weight on a place where he can't support it, in this case his leg with a contracted glute.
Originally Posted by Iskenos
Replay overview:
Snap down: Name says it all. I wasn't technically grabbing my opponent's COG, but his shoulders were lowered so close enough. I'm fairly certain this classifies as a snap down.
Single Leg: My opponent lost his hand and was trying to do a one-handed suplex thing, but I pooped in his cheerios alright...
Kick Check Lockdown: I'm no muay thai expert, but I'm fairly certain this counts, even though all the demo replays show the kick check crossing the center line, I checked from the same side and bumped his leg to the side, then did a move that I call a "lockdown" which is basically focusing all your weight on a place where he can't support it, in this case his leg with a contracted glute.
I'll accept the kick check, but you need to retry the other two.
Your single leg didn't help you win the match; you just grabbed on to his leg at the last second.
Your snapdown looked more like your opponent messing up. If you're not going to have grips on his cog, the move should look similar to the replay I attached.
I don't give a flyin' fladoodle
Originally Posted by Thronior
What happened to my app ? O.o
Bruh
Originally Posted by Thronior
yo so here's my t4 app :3
(yes i actually tried to get these replays)
I'm not sure what exactly counts as half throw, so i checked all of my replay folder agains and found these 4 possible halfthrows..,
if none counts i'll quickly get a new one, that really isn't a problem
Next 2 replays are pulling guards.... maybe i hope so
then the double leg takedown
and last is the proper suplex... if i's not good enough just tell me and i'll get a new one
Originally Posted by Aquita
Your mount or guard pulll was not even close.
The proper suplex requires both shoulders to be lowered.
You pass on everything else.
I don't give a flyin' fladoodle
Minor single leg but it kept him from re'planting so you pass on that.
First replay is a snapdown, second is not.
accepted into t2
It only gets harder from here. good luck.
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and the demo replasy IS ouchi gari.
i know this because kosoto is an outside footsweep where ouchi gari comes from the inside, between the legs.
First replay is a snapdown, second is not.
accepted into t2
It only gets harder from here. good luck.
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and the demo replasy IS ouchi gari.
i know this because kosoto is an outside footsweep where ouchi gari comes from the inside, between the legs.
Hook from the inside
Last edited by footlox; Sep 22, 2016 at 05:27 PM.
Reason: <24 hour edit/bump
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