Favorite combo or chain attack

[RichardC]

Been working combos off the leg knot a lot. Straight ankle lock is always the first option, then toe hold, knee bar, cradle, and there are 3 different hip cranks from there. And of course heel hooks, if you're playing heel hooks.

[Brian Morency]

pull HG, get old school sweep to twister SC, then go to baby arm submission.

[John Hickman]

I'm not really all that good, but if I can get to spiderweb I like to attack with an armbar first of course, bicep slicer to open up the arm bar if I can't get the tap. or I'll lace my leg that's on the stomach during spiderweb and put the ankle on the far shoulder to bait them to roll into a triangle and if they roll with a lot of momentum I might roll into an omoplata/jiu claw. from there I'm going back and forth with armbar, omoplata, and triangle attacks. I usually end up getting the armbar after fatiguing that arm with all the attacks.


Bolded parts for the skimmers.

Spiderweb is my shit. And true story, I learned all that from the MTS episodes. $10 well spent.

Amen to the "learning from MTS episodes" part. I learned all my shit from Eddie's DVDs, youtube, submissions101, and 3 senimars. One with Eddie, Royce, and Herzog. Now training in an actual gym, not 10P though.

[Karim Graham]

[Bryan Brown]

My favorite combo is Tatsumaki Senpuu-Kyaku to Shoryuken to Hadouken, gets em' every time.

[Aab]

Failed Invisible Collar > Failed Gogoplata > failed sorcerer > Perpendicular Jiu Claw > Oma Roll > Perpendicular Jiu Claw > DA > Twister Side Control > Failed Inverted arm bar > Grapevine the leg > Failed Banana Split > Failed Calf crusher > TWISTER

[Compella]

My favorite combo is Tatsumaki Senpuu-Kyaku to Shoryuken to Hadouken, gets em' every time.

Going to agree, but would open up with tapping Low Kick 10 times to frustrate your opponent. Gotta set it up MAN...