Terry Bogard Posted April 14, 2003 Posted April 14, 2003 who has ever done submission wrestling? i love doing that, only thing is some people are stubborn and dont submit and get hurt, once i had this one person trapped down on the ground and my leg was wrapped around one of his so i could hit the inside preasure point of the leg and pull on it at the same time and also his jaw bone was being pressed on and he kept trying to get out of it and he got some leg muscles pulled and his jawbone dislocated
Terry Bogard Posted April 14, 2003 Author Posted April 14, 2003 yep, i think its probly the best style, if you can get your opponent on the ground and do an octopus or something, that is where they are on their stomach, and you hit their kidneys, tightening their body and making them jerk forward in pain and then you grab their arms and put your feet on theirs and roll back where you are holding them in the air by pushing on their feet and pulling their arms back.
1ONEfighting Posted April 16, 2003 Posted April 16, 2003 I love subwrestling BECAUSE of the lack of injury. I can compete full contact and rarely leave the mat with anything more serious than a rugburn. I consider wrestling to be the best way to get into fighting shape before an actual fight. Trainwreck Tiemeyerwishes he was R. Lee Ermey.
JIUJITSUFIGHTER Posted April 17, 2003 Posted April 17, 2003 yes i study bjj and its really great, some people(including myself) refuse to tap out, but its up to you to let them go when they act like jerks. if they don't tap out than move on to the next submission. i know when i have won, so the guy tapping is not so important to me. jiu-jitsu is invicinble
TJS Posted April 17, 2003 Posted April 17, 2003 I think it's pretty stupid to not tap out durring training/practice...
Kyle-san Posted April 17, 2003 Posted April 17, 2003 I think it's pretty * to not tap out durring training/practice... I agree. I'll push it as long as I can, but when it gets to the point of causing damage I'll tap.
TJS Posted April 17, 2003 Posted April 17, 2003 I think it's pretty * to not tap out durring training/practice... I agree. I'll push it as long as I can, but when it gets to the point of causing damage I'll tap. exactly if you are to the point where you cant get out then they could obviously do some damgage if they wanted to..tapping out just means "yea you got me" ..it's just practice.
Terry Bogard Posted April 19, 2003 Author Posted April 19, 2003 well if you dont tap out they might get angry and do something bad, like once the guy wouldnt tap out and i headbutted him as hard as i could and we both got knocked out
TJS Posted April 19, 2003 Posted April 19, 2003 well if you dont tap out they might get angry and do something bad, like once the guy wouldnt tap out and i headbutted him as hard as i could and we both got knocked out lol personally if someone does not tap out and i have them in a choke then they are going out.. I might be a bit more hessitent to break an arm or shoulder..depends on who it is ans what they did
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