As one approaches brown belt, a whole new set of leg submissions open up. It’s probably wise to begin drilling or getting a basic understanding of these positions at blue and purple so one is not surprised by toe holds, knee bars and ankle locks,
At Shawn Williams school, his approach to leg locks is a bit different. Check out what he as to say about leg locks in general.
What is the perfect footlock position for BJJ? Well, it depends on what footlock and rules you’re going for. Shawn Williams shows you his two favorite starting positions.
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