ProForce Forearm Guard - Child Medium White #88356 Overview
Your forearms make a lot of blocks when sparring, so you need to make sure they have proper protection. Our forearm guard features 1/2" of padding from wrist to elbow to help cushion the blows. For better flexibility a curved joint has been designed.
Bundle of 2 items - Troy Lee Designs Body Armor and B&F Heart Sticker
Size: Small
Troy Lee Designs EG 5550 Elbow/Forearm Guard MX/Off-Road/Dirt Bike Body Armor for Adult
2012 Model
Troy Lee Designs EG 5550 Adult Elbow/Forearm Guard MX/Off-Road/Dirt Bike Motorcycle Body Armor w/ Free B&F Heart Sticker Bundle - Small Overview
Included free is the new Bold and Fearless Heart Sticker. Approx 5"x2.5". Be Bold and Fearless with Ancient Chinese Scripting and space to add your name or title. 1 free sticker per item added.
X-FIT integrates a wraparound supporter on elastic mesh sleeve for unparalleled comfort and fit with out bulky straps
Strata-foam articulates with complex body zones while providing impact protection
Vent-trak moves air through flexible channels over skin surface to cool the athlete
Mesh construction provides airflow and lightweight design
Internal elbow-forearm cap provides high-impact protection with a close, comfortable fit
Forearm guard extends protection from the internal high-impact knee cap for enhanced low profile protection
Integrated Lycra low-compression zones in a strapless, tapered elastic sleeve with no-slip internal grip zones. Constructed with rugged woven Aramid material to resist abrasion
Armdrag to establishing a gift wrap from the guard. This leads naturally to a pendulum sweep, then finishing with a cobra choke. Throughout the entire technique, you have to keep your elbow on the gift-wrap arm tight to his body, pulling it tighter and tighter. Notice that I use my hand like a knife-edge to slide into the choke. I didn't quite finish the sweep correctly: From mount, I should have pulled him to his side. Then I should have placed my knee in the center of his back, pivoted onto my feet with one behind his shoulders and the other by his hip on the other side. This gives me more control. Finally, I could have finished the choke by either clasping my forearm or using a fist, but he tapped before I got that far. At the end, make sure to straighten both of your arms (whether holding your forearm or pressing your fist into his carotid). Basically this move is nami juji jime using his own arm instead of his collar, which makes it useful for gi or no-gi. In gi, I still use it because it gives your more control over your opponent.
