My girl has about 21"-22" tighs and she is stronger than most of girls. When she cross her ankles and straightens her legs there are some problems with breathing. If she is doing it in classical way, from behind me she must use little bit more power than in front or reverse headscissors. When she is using about half her strength there is no other way than submit in panic ;) once i had passed out from her classical headscissors. when she is applying hs in her upper tighs in front or reverse headscissors im getting knocked out each time when she use about half her possibilities. So yes - you can die.
Fibrous roots are very strong. With those roots being "superman", it can hold the soil in place.
it is slowly eroding due to the clay not being stronger enough to hold the weight of the cliff.
The roots of the plant hold the soil together tightly and prevent it from being carried away. If the roots of the plant will be loger it cannot de darried away by wind or water .
Air has more capacity to hold water when the air is warmer. The colder the air is, the less water it can hold.
Roots help hold soil together.
Submission, or tap out as it is commonly called, is when a fighter submits due to injury, an inescapable hold, or a submission hold. Being knocked out is also considered submission.
Submission Hold ended in 2005.
Submission Hold was created in 1993.
The risks are very high, and can cause permanent damage. There are different kinds of headscissors holds, the most dangerous are the headscissors where the air and blood supply is cut off to the head. Typically the figure-4 headscissor does this. Basic rule of thumb, if you get locked in a headscissors hold, don't be a hero and try to escape, submit immediately.
Get it in a sleeper hold
You can hold a Breaking Point submission hold in WWE 2k14 for 2 minutes.
you hold a button
the new submission causes internal bleeding in the throat of the opponent
It is called the LeBell Lock.
Hold down grapple X
the cripple cross face!
For ps3 hold x for xbox hold a tap all buttons to apply pressure