Straight Ankle Lock And Counter Against Common Escape
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
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The straight ankle is a must have for every grappler. It is a fundamental technique that can set the stage for other more advanced leg locks later on.
In this video I show a super basic straight ankle lock and then I show a counter that can be use against a common escape.
I personally teach leg locks every week as part of our training regime. It's made a huge difference. I have more students using the leg locks in class and in competition. I also have fewer injuries related to leg locks.
As my students have become comfortable with leg locks they've found the right way to control the position and also when to tap.
If you're not working on your lower body game, you're an incomplete grappler. Period. Even if you don't want to be "The Leg Lock Guy" you can still reap the benefits of having a developed leg lock game. Either for defense or for offense.
I don't really want to be a leg locker primarily. But I love knowing that I can defend them properly. Also I've found that nipping at the legs causes the guard player to become more gun shy and makes passing easier.
Hope the technique helps!
-Chewy
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I am 2 stripe white belt in BJJ. I am 135 pounds.
This is my absolute favorite move. Also the most successful. It is the only move I have ever used to tap a purple belt !! I learned early on that trying to attack larger opponents arms was not the right approach for me. Lots of wrestlers at my gym, they are so strong.
Attacking the leg catches them by surprise, and they don't have the same strength or mobility in this joint!!
Thanks for the video Chewy!!
LOL same man I literally just tapped a purple belt in no gi today he proceeded to fuck me up the rest of the roll lol
damn you tapped a purple belt hahah hell yea
Belt isn't relevant. A belt is just a belt.
@@Sol_Badguy_GG my profesor told us that in brasil they say the belt is only there to hold up your pants
@@christiangojani1360 Bruce lee said that
There's a kid that does this to me everyday in the gym how do I escape lol
if hes belly down you really dont you need to prevent it from getting to this point...
Push his rotating leg with your arm and leg so he cant rotate and put his belly down on the mat
@J L Lemme tell you I became a boss at escaping ankle locks.
@J L I did not delete your comment
@@jasonrosati2487 what escape strategy did you go for in the end?
That was explained very beautifully.
Excellent tutorial. Very well articulated. Thanks!
Just what I was looking for. Thanks so much
thnx for posting...took me time to adjust but its great addition to my game...Osss
Awesome! I'm glad it helped.
Thank you mate, you solve my problem
He was hurtin that guy 😭
It's his brother, chad the beast
Gotta reap that knee too tho for that extra something something
Great tips, thanks
great articulation
sweeeet. Thx chewjitsu.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Appreciated.
Thank you for sharing the “bodybuilder bicep pose” tip and ankle positioning. Question: what would happen if he swiped your posting left foot off to your right and crunched up against you? Legit escape or would that make the damage worse? Thanks!
If you take your middle leg, the 'spacer' out, you're giving him a chance to toe hold you.
In my experience it's better to keep the 'spacer' hook inside and tight, then actually back up and sit on it.
Finishing your 'belly down ankle lock' on your knees looking up to the ceiling.
If you stretch out to finish the ankle lock you're just giving him a chance to dig at your feet.
+joshgates81 As is always the case in grappling. There is not a move that is unstoppable or without a counter. That said, this leg lock has worked well for me. Typically once I go belly down, pressing off the body with my foot. There is a ton of pressure on the foot and the person is forced to tap. Just sharing something that works for me.
Thanks for the comment. :)
It takes a lot less time to break an ankle in a secured position than to reach for the foot and find a toe hold an ally pressure
poor guy his ankle is probably still hurting lol
True story. His ankle was sore from twisting it during training last week. I completely forgot, but Chad is a beast and did the whole video.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
I have to wonder, as you doing a straight ankle lock is it possible for your opponent to kick you with their other leg?
yes but only in MMA, strikes and kicks are illegal in jiu jitsu. also, if your ankle is about to be broken, your main concern is not gonna be kicking them because they'll keep cranking on it. adrenaline makes a motherfucker crazy
Whut?!
Chewie, brio, you look too damn young to be teaching in this video. Lol.
I love your stuff. Can't wait to get that shirt I been wanting this year
just lost to a 13yo girl after a month and a half of training cus i didnt know how to do this 6 times. thanks 😭
No expert here I'm new gotta question can the opponent in the lock just continue to roll when he turns with the lock like roll one way continuously or roll back and forth possibly kicking with the free leg
Late reply, but for anyone seeing this is not a good idea roll in a straight foot look your feet is stuck there so you surely will hurt your knee .
To this day his ankle still hurts
lol
noice!!!..and tq ..
Couldn’t the guy just grab the leg and lock it in pushing it counter to you coming in
You dont explain an escape you just said turn
I don't respect anyone who can't say guillotine the right way. It's french dude!
You're the type of guy to go to Starbucks and order a "kwa-zonn" instead of a fucking croissant.
Great job man! You utterly destroyed me with that.
hahhaha xD
i cant respect anyone who cant respect people who dont pronounce shit correctly. the fuck out of here with that. can you imagine you sayin that frivolous shit to someones face? hahahaha lame