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https://howtheyplay.com/individual-sports/How-to-Do-a-Wristlock-in-BJJ
The wristlock is one of those submissions that seems to fall through the cracks. You can blame Aikido if you'd like (and Steven Seagal movies) for presenting relatively unrealistic scenarios, causing a lot of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioners to conclude that wristlocks must be a low percentage move. The reality is that they're an integral part of a complete BJJ person's arsenal of attacks, and understanding that most tournaments allow wristlocks for all adult competitors is really important. It's also great to know what not to do with your hands, so this lesson will take you to a solid understanding of the compression wrist lock, one of the most common types of joint attacks you're likely to encounter across all martial arts.
The wristlock is one of those submissions that seems to fall through the cracks. You can blame Aikido if you'd like (and Steven Seagal movies) for presenting relatively unrealistic scenarios, causing a lot of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioners to conclude that wristlocks must be a low percentage move. The reality is that they're an integral part of a complete BJJ person's arsenal of attacks, and understanding that most tournaments allow wristlocks for all adult competitors is really important. It's also great to know what not to do with your hands, so this lesson will take you to a solid understanding of the compression wrist lock, one of the most common types of joint attacks you're likely to encounter across all martial arts.