dragon50 said:If a fighter has another fighter in a leg lock and keeps craanking, what is the most damage that can be done? Any examples?
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omoplata said:Mr Rutten keeps saying this and he is very wrong. It all depends on where your forearm is on the opponent's leg. Yes, it will only hurt if your forearm is high on the calf. If it is very low, just half an inch or so above the heel, it is pressing exactly on the tendon's weakest point and may snap the tendon with devastating consequences. Also, if you got the foot tucked tightly in your armpit and lean all the way back (only possible if you are on your side, or belly down otherwise your back will hit the floor before you can fully arch) you can break his foot.
flyingknee16 said:Funny thing is, I've caught up a lot with my brother in terms of jiu jitsu, and he can only submit me now with leglocks...
dragon50 said:If a fighter has another fighter in a leg lock and keeps craanking, what is the most damage that can be done? Any examples?
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who told you that? i mean yea it has a lower injury rate then heel hooks or knee bars but there're plenty of muscles you can tare with itturboawd94 said:all the post of above are correct but the achilles lock doesnt do any damage only sharp pain. Mr. Rutten says the achilles lock cant break or tear any bones and/or tendons