What is your preferred submission from INVISIBLE COLLAR?

Also, at around 2:45 in your match, Cora attacked the near arm in invisible collar instead of the far arm. That IS completely valid but not the technique I am talking about. He WAS angling her hips that way, but I would have either fixed it and invisible croced or caught a little bit MORE angle that direction before changing armbars.

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Originally Posted by Brian Debes

Also, at around 2:45 in your match, Cora attacked the near arm in invisible collar instead of the far arm. That IS completely valid but not the technique I am talking about. He WAS angling her hips that way, but I would have either fixed it and invisible croced or caught a little bit MORE angle that direction before changing armbars.

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I think the problem is that she is not able to control his wrist enough in that angle. She's only clamping it down with her armpit like as in a Mir Lock. It work for smaller boys her size, but not bigger boys who can pull out. We'll just have to play around with it more in this scenario.

The Gogo is nice, but to be honest, she hasn't tapped anyone out with a gogo yet. Will have to so more research on the croc series and the Muddy Waters.

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Originally Posted by Cora Sek

I think the problem is that she is not able to control his wrist enough in that angle. She's only clamping it down with her armpit like as in a Mir Lock. It work for smaller boys her size, but not bigger boys who can pull out. We'll just have to play around with it more in this scenario.

The Gogo is nice, but to be honest, she hasn't tapped anyone out with a gogo yet. Will have to so more research on the croc series and the Muddy Waters.

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im really getting into getting muddy gogos on people. there is a much smaller chance of them posturing out of it all.

can you use the omoplata as a sweep?

IBJJF rules doesn't states sweep or submission, they just list omoplata as the illegal moves for kids.