I consider myself to be a pretty well rounded grappler. I've always tried to go with the flow and attack according to what openings my opponents leave me, not favoring any particular submissions over the others. However I'd like to begin going deeper into the art and really specializing on the setting up and finishing of 1-2 submissions. You know the whole Bruce Lee thing "I fear not the man who knows 1,000 kicks, but the man who has practiced 1 kick 1,000 times" or something like that.
Anyway I've decided that I'd like to specialize in 1-2 submission types that I can teach my daughter when she's of age (now only 2 years old) for her self defense if she is ever attacked by a man (usually sexual). Obviously I don't want to start a "woman vs man" grappling thread. However I would like opinions on what are the 1 or 2 most practical finishing moves for women in a self defense scenario from with a BJJ mindset.
My personal thoughts are that the triangle and the heel hook are top contenders. I've seen some of the smallest guys submit some of the biggest & toughest guys in the gym with heels hooks. And obviously the triangle choke is extremely strong and effective.
So what are some of your opinions?
Anyway I've decided that I'd like to specialize in 1-2 submission types that I can teach my daughter when she's of age (now only 2 years old) for her self defense if she is ever attacked by a man (usually sexual). Obviously I don't want to start a "woman vs man" grappling thread. However I would like opinions on what are the 1 or 2 most practical finishing moves for women in a self defense scenario from with a BJJ mindset.
My personal thoughts are that the triangle and the heel hook are top contenders. I've seen some of the smallest guys submit some of the biggest & toughest guys in the gym with heels hooks. And obviously the triangle choke is extremely strong and effective.
So what are some of your opinions?
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