List of fighting techniques

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1 List of fighting techniques from “A” to “Z”.
- 1.1 These are some of the fighting techniques:

List of fighting techniques from “A” to “Z”.

The individual techniques of struggle are many and are carried out from different positions.

The Master Cycle used by Gracie in BJJ is a typical example of didactic learning methods that has made them famous in the world thanks to the splendid results of the athletes who came out of their school.

Chaining techniques, transitions and execution from different positions are a fundamental work, but knowledge of the various techniques is the beginning a starting point.

It is a list that contains a list to make it clear how many techniques can be applied from different positions such as mounting, guarding, side control, etc. but above all how to get there, the exits from the various techniques, reverses, etc. the variety and creativity of the fight and its techniques also thanks to the competitions that make the community of wrestlers and masters like the Gracie increasingly active and participatory, John Danaher, Andrea Galvao, etc. that churn out increasingly strong and level athletes leading to the development of increasingly refined and high-level approaches and techniques.

Every day more and more fans of fighting with Gi and No Gi, often called grappling, or in other geographical areas of the world such as in Eastern Europe where Sambo is more widespread or in the USA Combat Submission Grappling thanks to coaches of the highest level such as Erik Paulson.

These are some of the fighting techniques:

American Armlock – American Keylock
American Armlock Escapes
Anaconda Choke
Anaconda Choke Escapes – Anaconda Choke defense or counter
Ankle Lock – Achilles Lock or Foot Lock
Ankle Lock Counter or Foot Lock counter
Armbar From Guard
Armbar From The Mounted Position – Armbar from mount
Armbar From Side Control
Armbar Defenses or Armbar escapes
Arm Triangle, New1001
Armless Triangle, New100145
Banana Split
Bicep Slicer or Bicep Crusher
Brabo Choke or D’Arce Choke
Brabo Choke Escapes
Butterfly Guard, New
Butterfly Guard Counter
Butterfly Sweep, New
Calf Crusher or Calf Slicer
Clock Choke
Clock Choke Escapes
Cobra Choke
Crucifix Choke
D’Arce Choke or Brabo Choke
Double Ankle Grab Sweep – Double Ankle Sweep
Double Ankle Sweep Counter – Counter to the Double Ankle Sweep
Double Leg Takedown
Elbow Crank
Elbow Escape From Mount
Elevator Sweep, New1001
Electric Chair
Ezekiel Choke
Ezekiel Choke Defense
Flying Armbar, New10
Flying Triangle Choke, New
Gogoplata, New
Granby Roll, New
Guillotine Choke
Guillotine Choke Escapes – Defenses against the Guillotine Choke
Handstand Sweep
Headlock Escapes
Heel Hook, New1005
Heel Hook Escapes
Helicopter Armbar, New100
Hip Crank, New100149
Hook Sweep, New1001
Kimura From The Guard
Kimura From The Side Mount
Kimura Defense, New100
Knee Bar From Closed Guard Position
Knee Bar from Side Control
Kneebar Defense, New100147
Knee On Belly Escape
Macarrao Sweep – Another overhead sweep technique
Neck Crank
North South Choke, New South Carolina
North South Escapes – A variety of north south escapes
Omoplata Shoulder Lock
Overhead Sweep
Passing The Half Guard
Peruvian Necktie
Push Sweep – Push kick sweep
Quad Crush
Rear Naked Choke
Rear Naked Choke Escapes – Rear naked choke defense
Reverse Armbar From Mount
Rolling Armbar, New10010
Rolling Knee Bar
Sambo Knee Bar
Sambo Leg Lock
Scarf Hold, New
Scarf Hold Escapes
Scissors Sweep
Sickle Sweep, New
Side Control Escapes
Sleeve Choke
Sleeve Choke Escapes
Spider Guard, New1001
Spider Guard Sweeps
Standing Elbow Crank
Standing Guard Pass
10 Finger Choke or Ten finger guillotine
Toe Hold
Toe Hold Escapes
Triangle Choke
Triangle Choke Escapes
Triangle Choke Escape From Guard – Defense against triangle choke
Turtle Attacks – How to attack an opponent who is in the turtle guard/position.
Turtle Escapes – How to escape an attacker when you are in the turtle guard/position.
Turtle Guard or Turtle position
Twister
X-Guard
X-Guard Sweeps