Submissions for Turtle?

**Stick** · Posted On: 6/09/2006 2:27pm

The reverse triangle is great for isolating that arm and barring it out over one of your hips (sit up and tuck their wrist, thumb up, under your arm pit and lay back) but I rarely get choking pressure on it.

Originally Posted by Garbanzo Bean

That's definitely an interesting attack. As soon as my ribs heal, I will be trying it out.

Tried it out the other night, fast acting sub.

**MONGO** · Posted On: 6/09/2006 8:01pm

Originally Posted by GoldenJonas

Yoko Sankaku Jime, correct? you are kind of fucked if it is not set correctly or they get the arm out.

Yup, I think that I have pulled it off once..........Then again, Sankaku Jime is not my strongest sub. I drill and drill but I have thick legs that don't seem to choke people well.

**Judobum** · Posted On: 6/10/2006 9:25am

Originally Posted by MONGO

Yup, I think that I have pulled it off once..........Then again, Sankaku Jime is not my strongest sub. I drill and drill but I have thick legs that don't seem to choke people well.

The thing with Sankaku in judo is it's really more effective as a pin than a sub. I rarely get a tap with it but I can put people into pins with it all the time.

If you lose the arm in the turnover it's actually really easy to transition into a pin. Basiclally you roll up onto your side as they slip the arm and you're in a modified Kesa.

**chaosexmachina** · Posted On: 6/10/2006 3:51pm

One time when some dude was turtling on (well technically UNDER) me, I put him in a full nelson then rolled forward. When he rolled on top of me I put my hooks in and went for the choke.

EDIT: Oh wait, full nelson isn't allowed in judo. Oh well. DO IT ANWAY.