Drill Techniques When You Have Injuries (ankle)

A recent ankle injury has caused me to change the focus of my game. Below are the drills Ive been doing to train these skills.

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Most of these are tepid-ups and introduction stop drills. Im putting together more that add resistance for the isolation stop. Ive got a pair interesting dreams for how to establish some intense but favorably point drills (like fighting to get back to your feet when theyre hugging both legs, each after a double leg or while passing guard). But this is what I put together for a shrewd exercise gathering so I didnt make it too wearing.

Snake move to meeting up

This is a clean move thats a close cousin of a common shrimp. The chief difference is that the first thing you do is get up on your prod and hand. When you pastime my hips with your prod or arm posted like this, you end meeting up. This move is the base for every move to admire, while it trains you to 1) get up on your prod and hand, 2) pastime your hips and 3) sit up when youre downright on your back.

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Snake move to knees

flinch doing the last traffic, but end by posting on your hand and differing underside so you can lighten your hips and swing your leg under, emergence to your knees. Its like a small stop up in base, but you can do it more explosively while youre jumping to your knees or extensive.

Snake move to stoping up in base

flinching with the first move again, this time when you sit up, close by doing a complete strict stop up in base. Its genuinely two moves (snake move and strict stop-up) but youre stringing them together.

Standing up from closed guard vs good carriage

They have good carriage in your closed guard. Get to your prod and sit up. Grab their differing shoulder with your other hand and entice across their collar. Get up on your hand. Shove them back and threaten meeting up into them. Do a strict stop-up in base. push in and shove their leader down into a front leaderlock and sprawl on them.

Standing up from closed guard vs stalling position

They are in shelter location (leader down in your chest, arms hugging your features, prods term your hips). Shove the back of their leader so their face goes down to the ground on whichever feature they are looking. Sit up and get on your prod. break your hips. tear your underside leg out pending you can stop up in base. Keep their leader pinned to the mat. push in, snapdown, front leaderlock, etc.

Spin drill

Your partner turtles up sticky. You sprawl on him with your arms behind your back. You run around in circles, switching directions, rotating your higher body on its feature, walking different habits. The goal is recurring traffic while trust all of your burden and demands alert on to his back.

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