Technique ?: "Slip Shot"

[jackwebster]

In this "Title Talk" vid, Vega says he wanted to get to his "slip shot." I got the gist, but could anybody explain the tech in detail?

 

[jackwebster]

Bump...

I assume it just means to get to the leg and then back out, "slipping" out from under their sprawl to your own short offense? 

 

[mr.nonothingatall]

1 hour ago, jackwebster said:

Bump...

I assume it just means to get to the leg and then back out, "slipping" out from under their sprawl to your own short offense? 

 

I feel like I saw him do something during the tournament where he went from double to slipping one hand down to an ankle and posting the other one. That was my initial thought. Hopefully someone more knowledgeable can explain it. As I think this is a great topic

 

[Hammerlock3]

3 hours ago, jackwebster said:

Bump...

I assume it just means to get to the leg and then back out, "slipping" out from under their sprawl to your own short offense? 

 

thats just pulling out of a bad shot...i doubt that's his plan sense his crackdown wrestling is like watching a guy catch a fly with chopsticks.

[ionel]

3 minutes ago, Hammerlock3 said:

thats just pulling out of a bad shot...i doubt that's his plan sense his crackdown wrestling is like watching a guy catch a fly with chopsticks.

[AnklePicker]

He actually says shot slip. Yeah I think he might just mean shooting and slipping out since that’s what he did when he mentioned it.  

[boconnell]

8 hours ago, Hammerlock3 said:

thats just pulling out of a bad shot...i doubt that's his plan sense his crackdown wrestling is like watching a guy catch a fly with chopsticks.

Against Mendez that looked like his plan.  He took full shots but didn't want to attempt to finish.  Or hold on to the leg.  He just darted in and then retreated like he was inviting a reshot.  It looked like he just wanted to be near the legs and create a scramble.