Sub detail question...

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I have read some really remarkable detail some of you guys can provide on the actual results / effects of various submission holds.

Scott Sonnon and Quincy Rice are specifically worth noting. Their knowledge and descriptions of the body under pressure seem quite thorough.

Can anyone point me to where I can gain more knowledge in this area? What actually happens to the human body under the stress of a submission hold?

If anyone trains with either gentleman mentioned above, or someone else for that matter whose interest is the same, could you please have them post?

in good faith,

Baki

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"What actually happens to the human body under the stress of a submission hold?"

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Xtreme martial arts :) j/k

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Did any of you guys watch Xtreme martail arts on the Discovery Channel the other day? I thought it sucked. It totally was not what the comercial said it would be. It was just a documentary on some clueless point spar fighter.

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To get the answer, you might have to hook somebody up to a heart monitor and a few other devices.

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I know what happens to my body during submissions . . .

It hurts. No monitor needed.

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PJAY- there is a wHOLE thread on this XMA crap -check it out bro ..its funny tho but from a serious point of view tho .

SS

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thanks for some of the replies.

i realize that it "hurts", but I was looking for anatomical descriptions. You know, what tendons or ligs tear, what joints are dislocated, et cetera.

any others ?

Baki

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These are research papers from http://www.judoinfo.com but should be applicable to BJJ:


How Safe is Choking in Judo? http://www.judoinfo.com/chokes2.htm


Deaths Allegedly Caused by the Use of "Choke Holds" (Shime-Waza) http://www.judoinfo.com/chokes6.htm


COMPETITION INJURIES IN YOUNG JUDO ATHLETES http://www.judoinfo.com/research11.htm

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And from http://bjj.org/


On Chokes http://bjj.org/articles/971014-gunther.html


Emergency care for choke holds http://bjj.org/articles/971008-revive/


Anatomy of a Choke http://bjj.org/articles/971006-choke/


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Check out Scott Sonnon's Arthrokinetics, volume 2.

He goes into detail on the differences between joint locks, sinew separations, etc.

Joint hyperfunction, disfunction, and submission are all discussed at length.

~TT

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could you please give me the address for Arthrokinetics vol. 2?

Thanks for the choke stuff guys...


Baki