Heel hooks, calf slicers, and neck cranks are all deemed dangerous submissions and prohibited from competition by the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation (IBJJF), a non-profit that hosts some of the biggest Jiu-Jitsu tournaments in the world.
Usually, learning these dangerous moves are at the discretion of the BJJ instructor. Some students may never learn these submissions, but others begin to learn them from day one, especially if their academy is not focused on sports competition.
You’re growing close to the Calf Slicer submission, aren’t you… That’s great – because here’s a simple way to set up a Calf Slicer when your opponent turtles!
Eli Knight demonstrates:
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- Work from common grappling positions with Eli’s help as he shows you how to finish the fight from the spider-web, the back, the crucifix, and much more.
- Hit innovative and unusual submission holds for the finish, like Eli’s Veal Sandwich, Genie Kimura, baratoplata, and more.
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