Why you should always tap... Ankle locks target the small joints and ligaments of the foot and lower leg. By controlling the opponent’s leg and applying pressure through the foot and ankle, the hold forces the joint past its normal range of motion. What makes them risky? • The ankle’s supporting ligaments are small and vulnerable • Damage can occur before the athlete feels intense pain • A fully applied lock can lead to tendon tears, fractures, or long-term instability That’s why you’ll see figh
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Why you should always tap... Ankle locks target the small joints and ligaments of the foot and lower leg. By controlling the opponent’s leg and applying pressure through the foot and ankle, the hold forces the joint past its normal range of motion. What makes them risky? • The ankle’s supporting ligaments are small and vulnerable • Damage can occur before the athlete feels intense pain • A fully applied lock can lead to tendon tears, fractures, or long-term instability That’s why you’ll see figh
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