Whizzer Neutralization (Thumb to Belly Button)
Use this when you are in a standing whizzer-vs-underhook scenario and the opponent has a strong whizzer. It solves the problem of being thrown or having your hand driven to the floor by drifting the whizzer behind the opponent's back. The mechanism is working your underhook hand deep until your thumb touches their belly button — at that point the whizzer is behind their body and has no power, allowing you to lock your hands and walk behind them.
6 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Step your right leg up as the opponent steps their leg up16:24
- 2Shoot your shoulder down toward the opponent's hips and across into a thigh pry17:32
- 3Shoot your elbow further forward toward the opponent's far foot17:47
- 4Touch your thumb to the opponent's belly button17:53
- 5Lock your hands18:00
- 6Touch your hips to the opponent's hips and walk with your hips bladed behind them18:13
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