Good Tips!
I was thinking of explaining the steps in points and the text a bit streched so its easier for player to understand the mechanics and it doesn't become messy.
For example the
Suplex Counter should be like this
Suplex Counter
Suplex is the hardest move to counter, most of the time, depends on who you are fighting. The reason suplex is hard to counter is because it's a question of how to stop momentum more than anything. When you see that your foe is leaning back and you are on top of them, and they are any good,
expect a suplex. So knowing that here are some things you can do:
● Curl up your legs into your chest first.
● Contract every joint on your legs, including ankles and glutes.
● Extend your pectorals and elbows, raise shoulders, and contract wrists, (This will nullify the throw they will try to ensue on you, for the most part)
Even still some people will be able to get you up, so then what you do is contract elbows to pull yourself in. You can also try to extend glutes and knees to try and "straddle" your opponent, because if you can get legs around them, they won't be able to pull you up over themselves. It locks you in the air, wherever you are, when you do the straddle. It's like using your feet to grab their sides.
Last edited by Jaker250; May 7, 2017 at 11:46 PM.