This one has the spirit of ’76 – like a revolution. Mainly the French Revolution. Why? The Guillotine. From an odd setup, you finish with a guillotine. I ended up editorializing quite a bit on this one. I don’t think you should drop into a guillotine, but should rather remain standing to complete the choke. Unless you have a fairly good grappling background, you could be opening yourself up to trouble. There are some details that need to be addressed, and simply dropping to the ground to finish it can open you up to some nasty counters.
Combination 72
Next up it’s back to the 70’s. Let’s see if you think Combination 72 is groovy. It starts with a double parry, and flows fairly nicely. The ending is a little strange, but all in all, it’s fairly sound. Thanks again to Chris Hatch for punching in and Ken Warner for sending in the description. Feel free to comment here or on YouTube, and stay tuned for more.
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This sure reminds me of a combiniation.
With all of the reviewing of the combination descriptions, this seems to have elements from some that I’ve done recently, but I can’t put a finger on it. I’ve reviewed some of the ones that I’ve worked on most recently, but can’t seem to find a match. Does this ring any bells with you? It won’t let me embed it, so you’ll have to go to Youtube to watch it.
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