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p_unit23
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Career record: 205-123
Season: 40-29 (#2512)
Location: Green Bay, WI
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Triangle choke
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Post #16 8/1/08 10:18:26PM
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GREENMAN!!!!
Career record: 134-73
Season: 50-20 (#178)
Location: selden, new york
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Posted by juanez13
Posted by jiujitsufreak74
Posted by RMFG_187
1. has to be knee bar. seeing the knee hyper extend the opposite way still sends shivers down my spine.
Best Knee Bar - Bas vs Shamrock
2. Gogoplata, Omaplata is good, but Gogo is just orgasmic.
Best Gogoplata - Diaz vs Gomi
excuse me sir...you are mistaken. Aoki's mounted Gogoplata is the best Gogoplata ever achieved. i will forgive you for you must have forgotten 
I still rank Gomi vs Diaz, because Gomi is one of the top dogs, while Aoki did it to a can that was fed to him. The quality of opponent IMO makes it more relevant.
idc, Gomi vs Diaz's gogo really wasn't anything special in terms of how it was executed while Aoki was the only person in MMA to ever hit a mounted Gogoplata. that takes the cake, only one of it's kind and he did it against an Olympic silver medalist
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Post #17 8/1/08 10:19:56PM
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RMFG_187
MMA Sensei
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Career record: 129-84
Season: 38-24 (#1754)
Location: Toronto, Canada
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Posted by jiujitsufreak74
Posted by RMFG_187
1. has to be knee bar. seeing the knee hyper extend the opposite way still sends shivers down my spine.
Best Knee Bar - Bas vs Shamrock
2. Gogoplata, Omaplata is good, but Gogo is just orgasmic.
Best Gogoplata - Diaz vs Gomi
excuse me sir...you are mistaken. Aoki's mounted Gogoplata is the best Gogoplata ever achieved. i will forgive you for you must have forgotten
I LOVED Aoki's GOGO. I still think it will be #1 Sub of the year hands down. But, To see Nick get takendown, and Immidietly transition to Gogo was crazy! No one thought it was possible.
as For Aoki, it was Great, but it was against Nagata ( - some points), and the transition wasn't near as quick as Diaz's, but the Effectivness and looks of Aokis were better.
I give Diaz 10/10 , Aoki 9/10, if it was against Gomi like Diaz, or if it was quick and slick, 11/10
Plus Aoki is a monkey, he could find a way to do RNC from the opponents guard.
Last edited 8/1/08 10:47PM by RMFG_187
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Post #18 8/1/08 10:44:18PM
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bigbubbano23
In Full Mount
Career record: 108-86
Season: 39-31 (#2579)
Location: the hills
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a kimura is usually the first sub i go for then work to whatever is open. or this move i think i created but the gracies prolly already have it.
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Post #19 8/2/08 12:27:10AM
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Jaxon
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 0-2
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Australia
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I am only a white belt in BJJ, Triangles are really satisfying but something about a Lapel Half Nelson choke is a very rewarding feeling...
Setting it up is half the fun, though.. normally get it by giving up an arm when on full mount, let them bridge and roll, of course my foot isnt trapped properly and ready to move, slide up, take the side mount, feed the lapel through, underhook the arm, and go for the choke ... you guys would undoubtedly know the drill :P
<3 Lapel half nelson, closely followed by Triangle (particularly from armbar attempts if they are real strong and grab their own wrist to stop it) ...
Of course I am only a newbie to this, but the more I learn the more fun it becomes and the more I want to know!
Great thread btw!
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Post #20 8/2/08 10:11:13AM
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The-Don
In Full Mount
Career record: 107-88
Season: 40-30 (#1957)
Location: TN
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Me I'd have to say RNC (Rear naked choke) is one of my favs.. I also like arm bars... not any particular one just armbars.. I can get them from different positions.. but my favorite armbar is just the basic one.. nailing it from a mount its just a thing of beauty...
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Post #21 8/2/08 1:20:47PM
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artofdefense
MMA Regular
Career record: 52-46
Season: 30-33 (#3946)
Location:
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I'll put my top 5:
5.Figure -Four leg choke (The proper term for a triangle, lol)
4.Wristlock from the figure-four back arm lock (kimura) (If the guy is fighting the "kimura", just pin the top of their wrist and hand to the mat at a perpindicular angle)
3.Pillow Choke (Best from side control)
2. Figure-Four leg keylock from Silat sit out
1. Modified mounted guillotine (rather than wrap the choking arm around his head and squeezing, you put one fore arm in their adams apple, reach under the head with the other arm, grab the choking arm's bicep, squeeze.)
My grappling background is different from most guys, so I thought I'd mix up the terminology. (Silat, Catch, Phillipino Grappling, Walt Bayless Combat Ju-Jitsu)
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Post #22 8/2/08 2:55:35PM
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Jason-plata
MMA Regular
Career record: 31-31
Season: 26-27 (#5185)
Location: So. Cal
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1) Anaconda choke
2) triangle choke
3) Key lock
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Post #23 8/2/08 3:01:00PM
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The_Notorious_ZIG
MMA Regular
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Career record: 96-48
Season: 51-19 (#37)
Location: North Carolina
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Any that ends the fight !! 
I'm not sure I have a favorite. There is certainly something very dominating about a RNC. Though my most satisfying subs are ones that I setup and transition from one to another.
Kimura from bottom to hip bump sweep to arm bar from mount to key lock is one that I have hit more than once.
Last edited 8/6/08 2:03PM by The_Notorious_ZIG
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Post #24 8/6/08 2:02:21PM
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fedorwins1
MMA Sensei
Career record: 235-112
Season: 47-23 (#333)
Location: Amish Country aka Pennsylvania
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Triangle choke, I seem to get them from every position. My favorite way to get them is from an armbar that is defended well and then just go right into the triangle.
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Post #25 8/6/08 2:19:25PM
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guitr_freek
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 5-5
Season: 5-5 (#8142)
Location: Sioux Falls, SD
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I'm going to have to say Kimura, because whenever I get a hold onto it, I just seem to get it done (unless I'm trying it on my instructor  ).
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Post #26 8/6/08 2:49:01PM
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The-Don
In Full Mount
Career record: 107-88
Season: 40-30 (#1957)
Location: TN
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Am I the only one that enjoys the RNC???? Lots of great moves... but I mean the RNC leaves your opponent so helpless feeling in my opinion.. its means they just did everything wrong to get stuck in it.. at least thats how I see it.. cause when I get caught I feel just well outclassed.. even if I know I am not.. just that I was not prepared for that match.
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Post #27 8/6/08 2:51:51PM
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gsquat
MMA Sensei
Career record: 121-77
Season: 47-23 (#266)
Location: TC, MI
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I'll have to say the arm triangle. It was the first submission I used (got is from half guard). I like to go for gogo's but not as often successful. I also find myself going for neck cranks like crazy. I just grab hold of the head and twist & squeez like a maniac.
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Post #28 8/8/08 12:07:28PM
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Pitbull09
MMA Sensei
Career record: 134-69
Season: 43-23 (#1565)
Location: PA
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When on top, I perfer side control rather than full mount so I typically use kimuras or key locks and if I cant get it in the opponent usually leans to protect it so I can either go for an armbar or get his back.
I like the idea of a triangle to but I really dont do well with it in fights. I think my legs are to short so if I am trying to finish the guy, I do a substitute move. I think its called the tee pee You lock your hands behind your legs (if you cant get your foot to lock under your knee) and squeeze your legs.
A move that I like but I doubt will work in competition is this move I saw Jake Sheilds show in a technique video. When in side control, you get your back on the opponent, place your one arm around their head and arm. After that you reach over with the other arm and pull his leg up. It puts a lot of pressure on the guys chest so they cant breath and if I get really frustrated in side control, I go for that.
I like kneebars too
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Post #29 8/8/08 12:41:01PM
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gsquat
MMA Sensei
Career record: 121-77
Season: 47-23 (#266)
Location: TC, MI
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Posted by Pitbull09
When on top, I perfer side control rather than full mount so I typically use kimuras or key locks and if I cant get it in the opponent usually leans to protect it so I can either go for an armbar or get his back.
I like the idea of a triangle to but I really dont do well with it in fights. I think my legs are to short so if I am trying to finish the guy, I do a substitute move. I think its called the tee pee You lock your hands behind your legs (if you cant get your foot to lock under your knee) and squeeze your legs.
A move that I like but I doubt will work in competition is this move I saw Jake Sheilds show in a technique video. When in side control, you get your back on the opponent, place your one arm around their head and arm. After that you reach over with the other arm and pull his leg up. It puts a lot of pressure on the guys chest so they cant breath and if I get really frustrated in side control, I go for that.
I like kneebars too
Ha. Did you see the clip of a guy that used that in a grappling match and made the other dude puke. It went right on the bottom guy's head. That technique is easy to escape if you know how.
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Post #30 8/8/08 3:11:04PM
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