Nelsons (e.g. half nelsons, quarter nelsons)
Cradles
Headlocks (head and arm)
Arm bars
Guillotines
Scissors (e.g. figure-4 head scissors, straight body scissors)
Moves that stack opponent on his pinning area
Moves that split opponent's legs (e.g. banana splits, spladles)
Moves involving leg rides (e.g. Jacob's rides, turks, grapevines)
Other (please describe)
Favorite pin? What's your favorite pinning move? Interested in hearing any responses. Feel free to explain your choices below; for the "other" option, feel free to describe the move. I've tried to make the poll options as general as possible to allow for some latitude, so you could be more specific below. For people who wrestled in the past, have you ever gotten falls with moves that are now illegal (e.g. a pin with a headlock without an arm encircled)?
Last edited by DoubleGrapevine; 10-10-2008 at 04:25 PM.
Re: Favorite pin? My favorite is the guillotine - about to be applied below:
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Re: Favorite pin? For starters, my favorite pins would have to be: 1. Headlocks 2. Pins involving leg rides (e.g. double grapevines) 3. Half nelsons 4. Spladles 5. Any pin that involves the opponent's upper body being held so that he can't move off his shoulders/scapulae (e.g. body locks).
Re: Favorite pin? I dig bait claws.
Re: Favorite pin? I've always been a big fan of arm bars. Nothing like working your opponent to see his pain threshold.
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Re: Favorite pin? Arm bars were what I always worked the best with.
Re: Favorite pin? Armbars all the way!
Re: Favorite pin? cradle cradle cradle
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Re: Favorite pin? Coming up with the Reiters I would certainly hope so.
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