The build of your opponent has a lot to do with it. For example, a stout guy with a big, thick torso, I will chose the waist and concentrate pressure to the lower back. But in cases of quick submission (most immediate pain), I typically go for the area high up on the torso just under the arm pits. The intensity can be prolong via compress and release. Otherwise, the rest is exactly as stated above by ChrisWrestling.
Just below the nipple line, on the ground, driving your weight into them as your arms squeeze. Try to get your victim to exhale, tighten and hold, tighten and hold, tighten and hold til they go night night
Juggernaut (0)
11/14/2023 6:29 AMThe build of your opponent has a lot to do with it. For example, a stout guy with a big, thick torso, I will chose the waist and concentrate pressure to the lower back. But in cases of quick submission (most immediate pain), I typically go for the area high up on the torso just under the arm pits. The intensity can be prolong via compress and release. Otherwise, the rest is exactly as stated above by ChrisWrestling.
Mighty Mongo (46)
12/15/2023 3:05 PM(In reply to this)
Excellent POV
ChrisWrestling (38 )
11/14/2023 5:22 AMLook, I made a video that covers this:
Riviera Wrestle (128)
12/30/2023 5:34 PM(In reply to this)
Thanks a lot for this squeezing lesson!
Bigbeef (14)
12/14/2023 9:35 PM(In reply to this)
Great assessment.
4fun (94 )
11/15/2023 7:04 AM(In reply to this)
Thanks for the video, very informative
EddieModa (2)
11/14/2023 6:14 PM(In reply to this)
This is great.
ChrisWrestling (38 )
11/14/2023 5:20 AMJust below the nipple line, on the ground, driving your weight into them as your arms squeeze. Try to get your victim to exhale, tighten and hold, tighten and hold, tighten and hold til they go night night
Mighty Mongo (46)
12/15/2023 3:09 PM(In reply to this)
These are the technique I like to use as well.
travilicious (59)
11/13/2023 6:46 AMIn your opinion, where is the best place to apply a bearhug or what is the best technique to get your opponent to suffer?