Silat Suffian Bela Diri - Flying Armbar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFJJCia9Quo
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"...you have to learn the art as well, not only what is for combat
"you
know you can stop the fight"
"don't try to fight him, show that you
have superior movement".
Angel Lemus This is what I love to see. Very nice!
Michael Craig It's not what you commonly associate with "Flying
Armbar" definitely more applicable. Very interesting the way he torques
the shoulder up and in back to past the 'victim's' center before and as he
changes level. It's very aikido-esq, I think.
Paul Browne I know the technique well but I've never
seen kneeling used to bring the opponent down,, must try that. Thank you for
posting it.
Mikasan McLaughlin I was shown that as a Pinan
application but certainly can cross to Naihanchi or Wansu. I do like his applications.
John DeStefano I like how he says, "...you
have to learn the art as well, not only what is for combat". Also that it
isn't about speed, it's that with every movement, "you know you can stop
the fight" and "don't try to fight him, show that you have superior
movement". These are the sorts of gems that I think should help guide our
practice.
Michael Craig Paul, I tried it tonight. It's not the cartwheel throw
like uki did in the video. But it is very effective with the level change so
sudden
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