best 10th planet moves for a 157kg guy

[jamiecoton]

guys as you can see im a big dude and was wondering in your opinion what would be the best moves i can learn/do for some one of my size

people tell me i move better and im more flexible than they would think some one of my size would be i think i am but im biased

any help would be great fully received

[Jonrivello]

gogo plata

[jamiecoton]

gogo plata

i can actually do that from mount of my back not so much as i cant quite pull leg over far enough

[Jonrivello]

i would say most of the half guard stuff should work well, especially the dog fight stuff, butter fly guard, and arm triangles, get good at arm triangles

[jamiecoton]

i would say most of the half guard stuff should work well, especially the dog fight stuff, butter fly guard, and arm triangles, get good at arm triangles

i can do arm triangle that and Americana are my go to move
and i can just about pull of the lock-down to dog fight thing

[Ryan Brick]

Can crush series, knee on belly, kimuras, prison guard

Your huge, probably not that flexible yet so I suggest prison guard to get you on top quick and then can crush battle so that its hard for them to get guard back

Then either strangle people with successful can crush or kimura them...

Knee on belly will drain all your opponents energy, making everything easier

[ScottRay]

Maybe focus on developing your Lockdown game and Butterfly guard game. Prison guard is really big guy friendly and a nasty guard, maybe worn on that. Notice I'm suggesting "games" and positions to master instead of specific moves. Also, try to develop technical passes and a complete passing game. No smash passing like most heavyweight white belts. Good luck and enjoy your jiujitsu journey!

[jamiecoton]

Can crush series, knee on belly, kimuras, prison guard

all good choices only prolem i have with knee on belly is i alway seem to become un balanced and get swept or passed easier

Maybe focus on developing your Lockdown game and Butterfly guard game. Prison guard is really big guy friendly and a nasty guard, maybe worn on that. Notice I'm suggesting "games" and positions to master instead of specific moves. Also, try to develop technical passes and a complete passing game. No smash passing like most heavyweight white belts. Good luck and enjoy your jiujitsu journey!

thnak you i did actually mean positions as well as moves so any suggestions how to improve is all good

[ScottRay]

Moves to avoid: Americana and Arm triangle. These moves are going to give you a false sense of your skill level by allowing you to "force" them on smaller opponents especially if your the biggest guy in your gym. The americana especially. Having 100lbs on someone can make it hard for you to try and practice proper technique when all you gotta do is pin his arm, latch it and torque. Being get me wrong, personally I love the arm triangle, but I do kinda place it in this category. Personally I don't see much of the Americana get used outside the white belt and heavyweight divisions.

I normally do a great job of upsetting everyone and still not getting my point understood, I truly hope this post does not follow suit.

[jamiecoton]

Moves to avoid: Americana and Arm triangle. These moves are going to give you a false sense of your skill level by allowing you to "force" them on smaller opponents especially if your the biggest guy in your gym. The americana especially. Having 100lbs on someone can make it hard for you to try and practice proper technique when all you gotta do is pin his arm, latch it and torque. Being get me wrong, personally I love the arm triangle, but I do kinda place it in this category. Personally I don't see much of the Americana get used outside the white belt and heavyweight divisions.

I normally do a great job of upsetting everyone and still not getting my point understood, I truly hope this post does not follow suit.

totally understand what ur getting at and yes i am the biggest guy in my gym by a long shot the next biggest is my instructor who weighs just over 80