Gracie Jiu-Jitsu is associated with submissions, so we look at some of the most commonly performed submissions below.
Four Effective Submissions in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
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This is a favored submission because it can be applied in a number of different combat situations. It isn’t easy to learn but once you master it, you will be able to hyperextend the elbow joint and ligaments of your opponent.
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This is a great move if you have long legs, as you can wrap them around an opponent’s neck/shoulder area and cut off their air supply. It is also a submission that enables transitions to a variety of other positions – depending on how the choke is defended by your opponent.
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This is one of the first choke holds a beginner will learn and is applied when your opponent looks for a takedown and leaves his neck vulnerable to attack. It is a relatively simple hold to learn, which is why it is a good technique for novices.
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This is another hold with a relatively low difficulty level and is also suitable for novices. Despite this, it is a devastating move due to it attacking both the shoulder and elbow joints.
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