I take TSD and my instructor likes to teach us a little of Jujitsu. My only problem is I don't know enough submission holds so i'm not that good at grappling. I was wondering if anyone knew any websites that taught some armbars, submission holds, etc. I welcome any comments or replys or tips.

 

bjj.org

Im sure you can search it and find many. Books and tapes don't hurt either but IMO you better just take your time and learn what your Sensei shows you because if done wrong you may hurt someone.

Control of your opponent is more important than submissions. If you have good control then you can apply whatever submission you like.

Thanx JonnyS, I'm only a Purple Belt and I've only grappled twice so I'm still struggling w/ the basics. I see that your an IT Consultant cool, I'm majoring in IT.

Being an IT consultant allows me to be bored and surf the net

I know what you mean, TSD keeps me in shape and out of the house

Work your escapes and controls, then worry about submissions.

 

royharris.com has some good stuff explained really well. There are some very good documents and videos

If you have your back to your opponent and his arms are under your armpits w/ his hands around the back of your neck, does anyone know how to get out of that?

On the ground or standing ?

 

If you're stnading then lift your arms straight up and drop to the ground onto your butt.