Most effective BJJ Submission.

[TheCuttlefish]

Triangle erry day. I've been slapping on a lot of inverse and mounted triangles too.

The reverse inverted fauxmoplata.

I prefer the slomoplata.

Never seem to catch anyone in it though...

 

[Phreaxer]

The last one you try. It's like where you find something that was lost... the last place you look.

 

[Sebastiaan Tauran]

Most effective submission is the one that presents itself.

Thanks Bruce Lee.

 

[Kunjo]

I'm someone who takes whatever submission comes to them. In the guard I look way more for sweeps than I do for subs, and I'd say that the most common finish I get is a choke or even armbar from the back

 

[Aaron Perls]

For pure grappling triangle, for MMA, armbar IMHO.

 

[Fitchwillfitch**]

heel hook. just call me toquinho.

no but seriously never trained a day in my life.

 

[redaxe]

The submission I get caught with the most is armbar, by far. Whenever I roll with black belts that's what they tap me with probably 90% of the time. It's probably the most positionally versatile and technical submission.

 

[1000]

Short choke is my most common finish and I love the Marcelotine. They are the most common.

 

[rmongler]

chokes are always the gold standard, no permanent dammage, and ends the fight definitively.

that said, if i had to chose one specific technique to show someone, it would be the DWL/kimura, simply because it has so many different uses (and thus, being a convinient loophole around what constitutes 'one' 'technique').

 

[DanOfEarth]

I'll assume the questions intent was to find out what we do/like the most/are more effective with.

I like heel hooks when their allowed, and i seem to get Cobra chokes a lot.

 

[calculusftw]

Triangle or armbar. I keeps it simple. From guard, i start off with deep grip towards the lapel and deep inswide the neck. Then i rty to go cross choke and go from there.

From mount, i try to smother. and then armbar or go for cross choke again.

 

[nkkny1]

Ankle locks work pretty well for me. I'm not very strong and snatching the ankle and falling to my side real quick to put it on gets a lot of my opponents.

....I have long legs, but if I'm against a bigger person, my triangle set ups are not good...also couldn't pull off an omoplata to save my life.

 

[Bluesbreaker]

Often simple ones that nobody expects. Gyaku juji jime, something like that. People are always like, "no way!"

 

[The K1000]

RNC, Guillotine, armbar or ankle lock. I never leave a tournament without one of those.

 

[mixmaster staph]

Often simple ones that nobody expects. Gyaku juji jime, something like that. People are always like, "no way!"

Cool Japanese bro, 'cause I totally know what that means.

 

[Bluesbreaker]

Cool Japanese bro, 'cause I totally know what that means.

Let me Google that for you

 

[supremecobra]

armbar from mount

 

[BJJAdvice]

I immediately thought of the rear naked choke.
It's such an aggressive submission... Really hard to get out after it is on you.


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[UTAMore]

I'm a white belt so I'm still a noob, but I get caught in mostly triangles and arm bars... I don't have a consistent submission that I catch, but I've hit ezekiel, cross choke, kimura, and arm triangle... I've never hit an arm bar or a triangle (confirms I'm a noob, I guess).

 

[Pontigoose]

Awesome, thanks for the feedback everyone!