Matt DeLuzio was kind enough to send us combination 83 from our ‘need’ list. Getting closer to a full set.
Thanks for taking the time to write it up and send it in.
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OK, i have it all, but im curious as to the
“Neck Break”
The way i practiced it on a buddy of mine, was once you pivot counter clockwise off of right foot, and start “Torquing” the head and neck, as they start to head-twist fall, i have been simulating the break, once i feel the opponent fall, there is a specific “Short” time frame where in your hands holding the head/neck area, you can feel the “Sweet Potential” neck break.
Simply a devastating DM!
Love it!
I added a left knee to groin/midsection to bend the opponent forward, then go into this section:
” Unwind your hands, moving your L foot counterclockwise and pivoting on your R foot, causing the beginning of a twisting head throw. As the opponent comes around and begins to fall however, jerk your hands straight up, breaking the opponent’s neck. (Thanks to Matt DeLuzio, student of Master Dominick Violante)”