Berimbolo from De La Riva (2)
A method to perform the berimbolo by manipulating the opponent's weight to create an opportunity to take their back.
6 steps
· save to drill into each- 1You start in De La Riva guard with your opponent's upper body forward.1:01
- 2You hold your opponent's shoulder to manipulate their weight.1:24
- 3You flick your wrist while holding the collar.1:58
- 4You notice your opponent's legs become lighter as their weight shifts.2:15
- 5You flip your opponent by pulling their shoulder and using your knee on their leg.2:35
- 6You bring your shin behind their leg to stretch and take their back.2:52
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