Submission Master Grap. Dummy - vid
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0unUBxf8fE[/video]
this is one of our advertisers, any of you have this... looks pretty gool!
that thing is cool. how much are they?
great music. :lol:
pretty kool, imagine the things u can do if u put a Gi on that :wink:
that thing is cool. how much are they?
great music. :lol:
Price is at the bottom .. $485 (+$75 shipping us)
Well, I am a blue belt and it looks pretty effective to me. Especially considering that if I can get to class once a week now thats a lot! I sit around ALL the time wishing I could drill armbars or something, and I can't because no one is around. A little pricey though, I thought. However, I am really considering buying a Lucky Gi. Considering how often I get to class, and the fact that I use other gi's as well I could potentially use this guy way more than a new gi. If you actually use it then it would be worth it, I'm sure.
Seems like a good product and one that can be effectively used drilling techniques from home when you are bored * like i am most of the time :lol: *
Am I the only one who thinks that the dummy looks too soft?
Isnt that what little brothers and nephews are for?
Am I the only one who thinks that the dummy looks too soft?
yea he really wasn't putting up much of a fight
Damn I want one... Thought about checking them out early next year with my tax return but think I'd rather buy a year at a gym instead. Cant imagine the dummy works as good as live training partners :) But still damn sweet..
I made one very similar to the one in the vid...actually the one i did (with some minor adjustments) was posted on LF about a month ago, it works really well. if you do that one, try using heavy duty black rubber bungee cords to link the pvc pipe to the dummy frame itself.
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQyYIj_TRgc[/video]
Just ordered one and it'll be here in 2 weeks. I'm excited to see which positions drill the best with this guy. Seems like since his arms and legs are curled up I should be able to do pretty much any position that isn't standing to some degree.
I've had one now for about 3 yrs. It's still solid and in great condition. It weights about 80lbs or so. It's very durable and still pops back in to position. I would recommend it to anyone. I've been able to learn an incredible amount of techniques with this dummy.
Seriously, it would be a great investment for anyone.

























That looks pretty damn slick!! hhmm tax return.. hhmm :)
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