Schlup
As a couple of you may know I do Jujitsu and have done for a few years so have a couple of stories and have seen a few things but nothing worse than what happened to my mate.

My friend is a 4th Dan in jujitsu so is regularly asked to demonstrate techniques at courses and competitions and this one time he decided to demo a variant of a straight arm lock.

For those not in the know a straight arm lock will basically bend your arm the wrong way at the elbow, it's quite a basic move but done right is quite painful and when the pain kicks in you tap the guy and he lets go.

So Phil is demoing this move on a Scottish bloke and the bloke isn't tapping out, at this point Phil is getting a bit worried but thinks to himself 'it must be ok otherwise he'd tap'

Unfortunately the guys arm decides to not choose life but something else and then all Phil hears is a SHLUP and a bit of a twang and the guys bicep then jumps up. The tendon had become detached during the technique so it looked like he was flexing his bicep (like the weight lifters) but with a straight arm, by all accounts the bloke turned white and slowly walked off the mat.

Where's the blood? Probably when they had to go into the arm and reattach the bicep...

So there;s a lesson there kids! Never act hard!
(Fuckarma was masturbating into your handbag, Tue 12 Aug 2008, 11:15, 1 reply)

Frank Mir versus Tim Sylvia
should be on YouTube - see what happens to your forearm when you dont tap fast enough.

For the escape, see Rich Franklin versus Travis Lutter.
(bazmorningstar efil4nat3b, Tue 12 Aug 2008, 11:27, closed)