Kimura Lock - This lock involves controlling your opponent's wrist and elbow while applying pressure on their shoulder. It can be used to force your opponent to tap out or cause serious damage if not released.
Americana Lock - Similar to the Kimura lock, but with the pressure applied in the opposite direction. This lock targets the shoulder joint and can cause serious pain and injury if not released.
Armbar - This lock involves hyperextending your opponent's elbow joint by using your legs or hips to create leverage. It's a highly effective lock that can put your opponent out of commission quickly.
Straight Ankle Lock - This lock involves controlling your opponent's ankle and applying pressure in a way that immobilizes them. It's a great lock to use when your opponent is on the ground or if you have successfully taken them down.
Kneebar - This lock targets your opponent's knee and involves applying pressure with your legs to create leverage. It's a great lock to use when your opponent is standing and it can take them down quickly if executed correctly.
Heel Hook - This lock targets your opponent's heel and can cause serious damage if not released. It's a highly effective lock to use when your opponent is on the ground.
Rear Naked Choke - This choke involves wrapping your arm around your opponent's neck and applying pressure with the bicep and forearm. It's a highly effective choke hold that can cause your opponent to pass out quickly if not released.
Triangle Choke - This choke involves wrapping your legs around your opponent's neck and applying pressure with your thighs to block their airway. It's a highly effective choke hold that can be used in both standing and ground situations.
Guillotine Choke - This choke involves wrapping your arm around your opponent's neck and applying pressure with your forearm. It can be used in both standing and ground situations and can cause your opponent to tap out quickly if not released.