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I don't really like the example in the jiu Jitsu video with the wax on part. But I like the actual inside arm drag better because of the pulling motion. The whole pulling the wrist and pushing the elbow seems like a desperation move and it's freaking Lincoln. But I've seen the inside drag and scoot all my life on different levels. Just not a technical breakdown from a high level guy that uses or used it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

As per usual the jiu jitsu video is kinda where I was going with this. But wanted to see if there was someone I've missed that was exceptional at the move that teaches the finer points. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes.....most of what Lincoln did was ducks and boot scoots , that's not what I'm talking about. That being said, the move he hit on Bono in OT is similar to what I'm talking about except the inside arm in that match wasn't dragging. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Does this move have an actual name? And who teaches it the best? All I see is Jiu Jitsu videos on YouTube. Been seeing a resurgence of this move lately. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Got a response from Flo, they will have special pages made for techniques and training soon Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Still no response from Flo? [emoji107] what's going on? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Can't locate technique vids , no drop down box with options for anything. Only what is on the main screen. Don't like it as it stands, but if it doesn't change especially the mobile version. I'm not paying for it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What's up guys , my youth kids are running into allot of head levers lately and myself I just used to get my elbow to the mat. But my question is do any of you coaches have a go to counter I may be able to incorporate into our routine? I've searched the net and found nothing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Does anyone know or have an idea how to contact Douglas? I'm the VP of our club and wouldn't mind paying him for a clinic. We have some real tough upper weights that I believe could really benefit from it as well as the smaller guys too.

I've went through them thanks very much though , I'm old school and like something I can have and go back to to reference. I really like dvds and old vhs.lol I still have some old Carl Adams stuff. Lol

That's awesome. Who do you Gents think has the best dvd covering the technical skills and set ups for ducks? & not super ducks. Just mostly ducks to body locks and such. Like Nate and Melvin. They didn't have to lower their levels as much as some.

I agree with you on Carr and Hump. Definitely pay alot of attention to Hump lately. Both smaller guys and extremely explosive. Even though I consider myself an above average duck guy. I'm bigger and really like how Douglas made it look so easy,against larger opponents. He is a shorter upper weight as I am...uh hem was lol.

I wish I could have learned from one of the best. And just ask questions. I didn't get into ducks much until the Marines learning Greco. I was into arm throws and the 2_1 game. But the little I did learn made my folk,Freestyle game really open up