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It’s Game Over with This Surprise Wrist Lock When They Stand Up in Open Guard

It’s Game Over with This Surprise Wrist Lock When They Stand Up in Open Guard

Wrist lock is perhaps the most underutilized and underestimated submissions in Grappling. There is no denying the effectiveness of the submission, along with the huge number of positions that it can be utilized from. Wrist locks are not only a powerful technique that will force a quick tap from your opponent, but it is also a low risk technique: meaning that when attempting it,  you won’t lose any dominant top position if it doesn’t work.

Combat Jiu Jitsu World Champion Kody Steele, under Rodrigo ‘Brucutu’ Cabral, shows his wrist lock technique used in a gi competition.

This effective wrist lock is from the closed guard when your open stands up.  Make sure you take the time to develop the  proper mechanics of the wrist locks in a controlled and safe way, as the lock can come on very very quickly.

Bring Science To “Prison Rules Jiu-Jitsu” – Wristlocking Ace Pete “The Greek” Letsos Reveals How The Wristlock Can Be & Should Be Your Go To Submission: You Are Missing So Many Chances For Submissions.

    • Attack one of the most vulnerable and available joint locks in the world with wrist locking master and guru Pete “The Greek” Lestos.
  • The wrist lock is one of the most overlooked attacks in submission grappling, and with Pete The Greek, you can learn how to terrorize your gym with wrist locks from every angle.