It was a no gi class so lots of those options were not available. I had an opportunity where I could've north south choked him but I'm not very confident in the north south choke because I haven't drilled it much, could that be a good move to try against a bigger guy? The neck crank and bicep slicer sound good but what are some good moves for a comp just say if a smaller guy decided to go in the abosulte division what sort of moves do you guys think us smaller guys should drill?
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leg locks work best for big guys....
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Against really big guys chokes can be hard because a lot of those guys have no necks. Triangles can be hard to get locked properly unless you have really long legs. I would probably go for leg locks on a dude who was that much bigger than me, but if you can get on top against a dude that big it's usually preferable because then they get tired quicker. A lot of times I'll get armbars when big dudes just try to power out of a bad position without using technique. The swimmove is good when someone tries to power out from being mounted.
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I dont usually go for north south choke on big guys but find the position of north south to work great for control.
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