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Maybe you could post some video of your sparring sessions, so I could get a better idea.

Coming from a long-time FMA background where these types of breaks are supposedly an integral part of the methodology, I can tell you I have never seen anyone pull one off against a resisting...

I varies, depending on the level of one's opponent relative to you, how hard you are going, whether it is training or competition, how much control you have over your opponent, how advanced the...

In BJJ, sub grappling, and MMA, those things are trained full force and the opponent taps out when he needs to.

This is true. If you have broken people's arms with these techniques, I guess I can't argue against that. I guess your case, these breaks do work.


My goal is to be as well rounded as possible...

Nothing wrong with that. Throws are definitely high percentage and can be practiced and at 100%. Seems like a great way to do it.


Most BJJ or sub grappling tourneys I have been to or seen...

Because I often train at 100% and always compete at 100%.



I know what happens when one doesnt' tap in time. I've had my elbow blown, and my arm broken so I know from personal experience that...

This thread is for those who are convinced that arm break techniques can be purposefully be done either standing or as part of a takedown.

Striking techniques can be done in a realistic and hard...