What move/technique is this?

[MonagFam 77]

See the video below.  It should be queued right before a takedown.  Red then wraps his legs around blues arm and appears to be going for a pin? I am not sure I have seen this in the FS matches I have watched. 

 

[bnwtwg 1,009]

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[BadgerMon 226]

Love it!  

[LJB 2,093]

if i had to equate it to a specific move i would most likely call it a crucifix...

but...

it is just using what you can for an exposure...

my oldest was at western regionals a few years ago and was up 8-0 on a kid... his opponent was not versed in free... dove in on a leg as if he was going to waste about 30 seconds praying for a stalemate like he was wrestling the stall fest... my son just rotated and hooked his outside arm with his leg and turned him easily for an exposure... kid's "coach" lost his damn mind because he did not understand free techniques any better than his wrestler...

i just waited in the chair until he stopped making a fuss and we could shake hands and move on with our lives...

[jchapman 1,318]

24 minutes ago, LJB said:

if i had to equate it to a specific move i would most likely call it a crucifix...

but...

it is just using what you can for an exposure...

my oldest was at western regionals a few years ago and was up 8-0 on a kid... his opponent was not versed in free... dove in on a leg as if he was going to waste about 30 seconds praying for a stalemate like he was wrestling the stall fest... my son just rotated and hooked his outside arm with his leg and turned him easily for an exposure... kid's "coach" lost his damn mind because he did not understand free techniques any better than his wrestler...

i just waited in the chair until he stopped making a fuss and we could shake hands and move on with our lives...

You joined the unwashed masses at a freestyle tournament?

[MonagFam 77]

26 minutes ago, LJB said:

if i had to equate it to a specific move i would most likely call it a crucifix...

but...

it is just using what you can for an exposure...

my oldest was at western regionals a few years ago and was up 8-0 on a kid... his opponent was not versed in free... dove in on a leg as if he was going to waste about 30 seconds praying for a stalemate like he was wrestling the stall fest... my son just rotated and hooked his outside arm with his leg and turned him easily for an exposure... kid's "coach" lost his damn mind because he did not understand free techniques any better than his wrestler...

i just waited in the chair until he stopped making a fuss and we could shake hands and move on with our lives...

It definitely felt like something I would have seen in a different sort of grappling (or perhaps the fake pro wrestling variety). Maybe most will be more active from the bottom to prevent contemplating that move.

Thanks!

[LJB 2,093]

1 hour ago, jchapman said:

You joined the unwashed masses at a freestyle tournament?

i have no problem with free...

it is a distant second to greco, but, i can appreciate actual wrestling...

[olddirty 345]

its been about 10 years since Ive seen something new.  Didnt think that would ever happen again

[Yellow_Medal 209]

its been about 10 years since Ive seen something new.  Didnt think that would ever happen again

Did the Wyn Dixie not count?

[Crotalus 592]

if i had to equate it to a specific move i would most likely call it a crucifix...
but...
it is just using what you can for an exposure...

It may not have a name, and I've certainly never seen it before, but it looked intentional, the way he spun around and figure foured the arm. I would guess it's something he's worked on.

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[LJB 2,093]

1 hour ago, Crotalus said:

It may not have a name, and I've certainly never seen it before, but it looked intentional, the way he spun around and figure foured the arm. I would guess it's something he's worked on.

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there is no doubt it was intentional...

the end result is similar to when someone gets put into a crucifix which i have seen quite a few times in wrestling, but, primarily in grappling... 

[dmm53 607]

Perhaps it can  be called an "ALARM":    A Leg on an ARM

Edited October 21, 2021 by dmm53

[olddirty 345]

On 10/21/2021 at 11:46 AM, Yellow_Medal said:

Did the Wyn Dixie not count?

What he uses there is called a Russian Cowboy in jiujitsu.  Its been around a long time

[wrestlingshoe 59]

Arm Turk. 

[OG Mat Master 1]

Just a cheap tilt.  I do like how Red was sneaky threading the left foot under Blue's arm-then reinforcing it laces/laces into figure 4. Pretty cool set up! I'd use it!!

Edited November 11, 2021 by OG Mat Master

[duckdragshrugsweep 3]

crucifix variation..