Uploaded November 2014 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
mma121.com | In this submission tip video we look at how to get an Ankle Lock / Calf Slicer submission when your opponent makes the mistake of crossing your ankles when he has your back.
If you're a grappling beginner then you may have been told not to cross your ankles when you have back mount or control. This is because if you do cross your ankles your opponent will have a great opportunity to get you to tap out by applying an extension/compression submission to your ankle and calf.
This is a must know tip for MMA, BJJ or any grappling sport.
mma121.com | In this submission tip video we look at how to get an Ankle Lock / Calf Slicer submission when your opponent makes the mistake of crossing your ankles when he has your back.
If you're a grappling beginner then you may have been told not to cross your ankles when you have back mount or control. This is because if you do cross your ankles your opponent will have a great opportunity to get you to tap out by applying an extension/compression submission to your ankle and calf.
This is a must know tip for MMA, BJJ or any grappling sport.
