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Originally Posted by unquiet
Yeah the invisible brabo is coined from Rick Estrada I think. He's my instructor at Subfighter. It is a brabo without an arm in. One set up is if the guy turns his chin the other way to defend the n/s choke, you hit him with the other arm and get the brabo grip. It feels like your head's going to pop off.
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Yeah, an instructor of mine showed me that from halfguard. It was here in Spain though, so obviously the name was different, lol.
I still haven't worked it into my game, but adding it as a variation on the N/S choke sounds like a good idea. I love the N/S choke, but it's never a super high percentage submission. So anything that bumps those numbers up is a welcome addition.
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Originally Posted by unquiet
Jeremy passed away by suicide. I never got the exact details of what he was going through, but it must have been intense for him to do that. He was my instructor at Apex Jiu-Jitsu. After he left, a bunch of his good friends started SubfighterMMA and that's where I train now. I was really happy when I downloaded your takedown, passes, and choke videos you uploaded because it brought back good memories of his incredible teaching. I hope you upload more of those videos of Jeremy because he was really skilled in his techniques and teaching style.
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Man, that is really sad.
Yeah, a lot of the sweeps and chokes in the compilations I posted were from the Apex school. A ton of them had Jeremy on there. That was my first exposure to his stuff.
He was a very technical teacher. The clips of him teaching were always twice as long as other ones, because he put so much time into it and focused on variations. I always found that helpful.