Favorite Submissions
1 - 20 of 22 Posts
Joined
·
3,071 Posts
i like the rear naked choke! :cool. how u get behind em sink the hooks and choke em out. Just cool to do it but i have tried a kimura on my dad and it is easy and cool along with wristlocks. is someone does something at school i just bend their wrist back.
so 1 vote for the rear naked choke
so 1 vote for the rear naked choke
Joined
·
3,071 Posts
what's the most common submission that mma fighters do?
i would say either the RNc or arm bar.
i would say either the RNc or arm bar.
Joined
·
3,071 Posts
u see a lot of guilitines and a few triangles.
some kimuras but i don't really know the percents
some kimuras but i don't really know the percents
Joined
·
6,368 Posts
In modern MMA, especially LHs and Mddls, the perferred Submission is a guillotine, at least from what I've seen. That's mostly because it's the easiest one to get, even if you don't manage to sink it in all the way.
It seems to be gaining popularity on the amateur circuit after swick and vera used them at UFC 60 against opponents that they probably should have lost to.
I'll still stick with the armbar. When used properly it is almost impossible to escape from and it hurts like hell.
It seems to be gaining popularity on the amateur circuit after swick and vera used them at UFC 60 against opponents that they probably should have lost to.
I'll still stick with the armbar. When used properly it is almost impossible to escape from and it hurts like hell.
Joined
·
6,368 Posts
Yeah. Hughes' kimura on Riggs was definitely a good use of a submission that we don't see very often. There are a few really good reasons why we don't see kimuras in UFC, mostly because if your opponent gets their hands free then you're going to take a couple of elbows to the face before you can resteady your mount.
Armbar and triangle are definitely somthing that we see alot on the ground, but in the heavier divisions there is alot of standing and striking so we see alot fo the guillotine takedown counter and alot of the triangle choke from people over committing while being trapped in someone's guard.
Armbar and triangle are definitely somthing that we see alot on the ground, but in the heavier divisions there is alot of standing and striking so we see alot fo the guillotine takedown counter and alot of the triangle choke from people over committing while being trapped in someone's guard.
Joined
·
6,368 Posts
Hughes is strong, but the only reason that Diesel didn't get out of it was because he hadn't been training to deal with submissions. He figured that Hughes would just groundnpound him.Adora said:
I looked back on my last few fights and I realized that even though I'm usually a jiu-jitsu guy I've won the last 3 fights by submissio due to strikes. I think there's this advantage to using the mount and just pounding.
My vote's still for armbar, but I think that the groundnpound is the most dangerous for thicker buys like me when they're fighting in their own weightclass.
Joined
·
1,259 Posts
Favorite submission hold to finish with? Probably the Head-and-Arm choke aka Arm Triangle. A lot of guys just end up falling into position to get caught by this, whether they be standing, on top or on the bottom.
My favorite submission hold to work from is the Ude Garami (Judo: Entangled Armlock), aka "Americana/Keylock" in the overhead version or "Kimura" in the underarm version. Not only is this a great way to finish in general, but I've been able to set up Armbars, taking the back, the HAC, and even Kneebars (thank you Bas Rutten) by threatening this hold. It's probably one of the most versatile of offensive weapons when on the ground.
My favorite submission hold to work from is the Ude Garami (Judo: Entangled Armlock), aka "Americana/Keylock" in the overhead version or "Kimura" in the underarm version. Not only is this a great way to finish in general, but I've been able to set up Armbars, taking the back, the HAC, and even Kneebars (thank you Bas Rutten) by threatening this hold. It's probably one of the most versatile of offensive weapons when on the ground.
Joined
·
6,368 Posts
There is actually a submission that I came across a little while ago that isn't as practical as the ones on my list, but I like it all the same. The Legs Crucifix. Here's a link on BJJ, just to give you an idea:
http://bjj.org/techniques/craigwallace/crucifix/
I've only ever really sunk it in once and let me tell you, it was fun!!!
http://bjj.org/techniques/craigwallace/crucifix/
I've only ever really sunk it in once and let me tell you, it was fun!!!
Joined
·
1,259 Posts
That is a hell of a neck crank. For taller opponents one submission hold I like going for is the BJJ Footlock/Achilles Ankle Lock. Taller guys tend to forget where their feet are at (especially after fighting for upper body control on the ground), and with enough distraction you can completely make them forget about whether their legs are safe. In which case, falling onto the ankle is usually very easy.
Joined
·
3,071 Posts
wow looks really hard to acheive that move and a simple collar choke would be easier.
Joined
·
6,368 Posts
Actually, it's just a simple adjustment from an armbar once your opponent has lost their balance and is in a sitting position. A collar choke might be easier to get initially, but it's an entirely different set of steps than this one.doublelegtakedown said:
1 - 20 of 22 Posts
