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jimmy_bullard
18-05-2009, 03:24 PM
The owner of my gym recently bought a grappling dummy. Its hard to explain what it looks like but if anyone has used one of these I was wondering what drills would be good to use on it. The arms are slightly T-rex like and its doesn't exactly have the same proportions as a normal person. Trying to drill half guard sweeps and any thing that involves a curved doens't work on it because it can't really crouch and has to be full length all the time (this is a shit explanation). At the moment I have been using it for drilling armbars from the mount and from my guard. There's a video of Cung Le using a dummy on youtube to train his takedowns but I was wondering if anybody has used one to improve their ju-jistu.
Soldmysoulforabeer
18-05-2009, 05:03 PM
I practice Triangles, triangle from side control, Knee on Belly, Kimura's, Arm Triangles. Practice positioning. Going into North South position. I also stick on a Gi and also practice chokes. I love these things. I just drill it constantly untill i can do it with my eyes closed. I reccomend these things for when your all alone.
Bateman
18-05-2009, 05:06 PM
Is it Rodney ? he works well with slams and throws...
Soldmysoulforabeer
18-05-2009, 05:08 PM
Is it Rodney ? he works well with slams and throws...
Is this called Guy Rodney everywhere then as my trainer calls his Rodney lol.
pauljono1120
18-05-2009, 05:14 PM
Grappling dummy sounds awesome, there expensive though right?
jimmy_bullard
18-05-2009, 05:25 PM
I practice Triangles, triangle from side control, Knee on Belly, Kimura's, Arm Triangles. Practice positioning. Going into North South position. I also stick on a Gi and also practice chokes. I love these things. I just drill it constantly untill i can do it with my eyes closed. I reccomend these things for when your all alone.
Ok cheers on the one I have I tried arm triangles and anacona chokes but the way the joints work there's a gap between the head and the arm if I try it, though it would be good working positions on it.
I think I heard it cost just over 200 quid.
Soldmysoulforabeer
18-05-2009, 05:25 PM
Grappling dummy sounds awesome, there expensive though right?
Nooo... can always dig a body up from graveyard for cheap.
I think theyre around a £100.
Soldmysoulforabeer
18-05-2009, 05:27 PM
Ok cheers on the one I have I tried arm triangles and anacona chokes but the way the joints work there's a gap between the head and the arm if I try it, though it would be good working positions on it.
I think I heard it cost just over 200 quid.
this is the one im practicing at the moment. Its Youtube footage sadly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGxnXCi1Z0o works well though.
Malcontent
18-05-2009, 10:10 PM
A variety of grappling dummy's at various prices.
Do any of them stand out as worth buying?
http://www.paragonmartialarts.co.uk/acatalog/grappling_dummy.html
http://www1.uk.shopping.com/xPO-UFC-Grappling-Dummy-Black-White
http://www.blitzsport.com/Rodney-The-Ultimate-Grappling-Partner
http://www.nwssportsuk.co.uk/grappling-dummy-item-p-2857.html
http://www.alsgym.co.uk/grappling-dummy-p-121.html
creonte
19-05-2009, 07:04 AM
frens there are many grappling dummies in henglan !
Soldmysoulforabeer
21-05-2009, 08:40 AM
I use rodney <3 she's pretty.
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