Do you have some favorite submissions that you think have like a good learning curve or something that are effective and easily assimilated for like actually integrating into a high pressure situation that you could actually execute on it?

I still think leg locks if you like, if you want to attack the legs, it's still a thing most people are terrified of.

So they get that, they get that panic response when someone's attacking their legs.

And it's still generally not taught to the upper belt.

So it's like if you were to take a beginner and teach him some leg locks, I think you'd probably have the sharpest return on your investment of time.

But will it make you a better gap overall, you

still need to develop a well-balanced game.

So it's right.

I mean, it's hard to explain in terms of submissions.

I think like the best way to submit someone is to get them tired and then they kind of quitting

and gifting you something, but it might look like a very technical setup. But your ability

to fatigue your opponent to a point where they have nothing left is still going to be the

best path to submission, where you're basically taking what they give you.

How about like a tiers list? So like if you have a guy who's fatigued, what are the three

easiest submissions to hit versus the three hardest?

Because, like, you see in movies, stuff happen all the time. You see these crazy, like, flying

arm bars. And obviously, it's probably almost impossible to hit some of these things you see in

some, like, the, you know, cinematic stuff. What do you think would be, like, three top ones you

should know and three ones that maybe

have been hyped but are kind of shitty?

Oh, yeah.

I mean, if the guy's already tired, like, just presuming he's tired, you've passed and you're

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