Submission · Side Control
A compression lock on the forearm and wrist: your forearm is a wedge across the inside of his forearm near the wrist, and his hand is folded down over it, crushing the forearm and bending the wrist. It comes when he frames on your neck with a bent arm from under side control or mount. Trap that arm against your body, slide your forearm, blade of the wrist first, into the inside of his forearm just below his wrist, grab his hand with your other hand and fold it toward his elbow over your wedge. The wedge has to be on the forearm close to the wrist; up near the elbow it is only a bent arm. If he straightens the arm, take ude gatame; if he pulls the bent arm down to his body, the kimura. It hurts suddenly: close slowly and check your rules.
Partner frames on your neck; you set the wedge and grip the hand without pressure, 10 reps each arm.
A compression on the forearm and wrist that hurts suddenly: close slowly, release at the tap, and check whether your rule set allows it.
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