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Which move is best for breaking someone's arm or hand?

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Kimura Lock for submission and Strong Arm Chop for non-submission, in my opinion.

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What are the best strength exercises for MMA fighting?

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Push-ups and pull-ups are the best arm strength exercises. You can also strength-train with weights or gym equipment.

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Is the sharpshooter more effective than the Boston crab?

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It depends. An elevated Boston crab can't be too much more effective than the scorpion deathlock. If it does damage, it's enough to withstand long enough to reach the ropes or to reverse it. A Sharpshooter, on the other hand, is quite complicated.

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Can a sharpshooter break or hurt someone's legs?

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If done incorrectly or too forcefully, yes.

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