A few takedowns from the Back, one into a Submission and an Old-School Catch Wrestling counter when you get your back taken while standing up

I am not a Grappling expert, but is my forte...for what I have learned over the years Wrist Locks as such are unreliable as a means to submit someone when standing. I mean, you can do a Kote Gaeshi on someone if they are not expecting it and hurt or break something. But the main thing is that if you have to apply a Wrist Lock during a Fight situation, you have to do it with the intent of breaking it. Because if you fail, you are at a disadvantageous position...both of your hands are occupied controling the hand, while the other one has a hand and both feet free to attack you. Like I mentioned, Kote Gaeshi tends to work...a hidden one that I found that works and nearly got a tap during a competition, is by doing the "Pro Wrestling test of strength", if you lock your fingers together and point them to the Ground and put strength, you can get a tap. With the classical Catch Wrestling Double Wrist Lock, in which you grab the hand, instead of the Wrist, you can get a Wrist Lock also while doing the Shoulder Lock (or Kimura)...also when doing an Armbar and the other one clasps their hands to deffend, there are a few Wrist Locks also. If your opponent defends the Americana there is a Wrist Lock there also. All in all, if you managed to grab the hand of the other, while doing some Submission, you can get a Wrist Lock or use it to make the other one do something, so you can submit him. Ps. Sorry for the long-ass disertation

@Filip Swennen this is the sweep Sensei Swennen...filmed it right after a hard Grappling session, but the main idea of it is there

@Filip Swennen I found out that the only real way to train it safely is to Kick through the foot and only touch the posting leg...it is a way to exercise control. But if you want to go through the sweep you need someone you can trust and/or is willing to go down. I this case I did not go full force because my student was a little bit scared of falling down and I had to control the sweep as much as I could. That is why on the first one I had to go forward like a Judo throw, in the second one he was more willing but we have some out-takes in which he tries to post. But regardless, if you manage to do it in a Fight and the other one is not expecting it, you can end up knocking him out if you manage to make him fly

@Filip Swennen have to check...lost a TON of footage when my old pc died 🥲🥲🥲

@Filip Swennen my student decided to go down a weight class at the next event of a Grappling Tournament. I asked him if he was close to weight because he started to diet and watch his weight, having the idea myself of doing a small cut like 500gr/1kg. I arrived at his home less than two hours before weigh-ins, checked his weight and he was 93,4kg and we were on the clock, so I had to make him lose that kilos ASAP. Barely managed to do it but his performance was not the best...I wasn't happy because he did not paid any attention to his weight and had to do an extreme weight cut on his first time