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Elbow Push vs Stacking Pass, Hook Sweep from Butterfly, Seat Belt Control vs Reverse Side Control, Crucifix from Back, Rear Naked Choke from Crucifix
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2 Part Technique - Before your opponent can establish a grip onto your collar for the Stacking Pass, intercept his wrist with both hands and redirect it away from your chest. As he continues to pressure around your open guard, look to latch onto his exposed tricep with your nearside hand and extend your arm out straight so you can push him back. Remember to reinforce your push by aligning your straightened arm with a connection to the ground via your other hand posting on the mat as you sit up. If he tries to pressure back into you as you recover the butterfly guard, meet his ill-planned advance with a hook sweep. If he attempts to hold low onto your hips in Reverse Side Control, split your legs apart so as to not allow him to make a grip around your knees, and swing your legs away from him, extending his arm. Once free of his grips, place his arm between your legs for the Crucifix from Back and fasten the Seatbelt Control. While maintaining this dominant position, look to finish the fight by securing a 1on1 wrist control and wrapping your free arm around his neck for the Rear Naked Choke.


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bexy (4768 days ago)  
I also have this problem with the elbow push.
nbohli1 (4772 days ago)  
more advanced, lighter guys keep jumping for an armbar every time I do the elbow push escape. If I retract my arm in defense, then I'm left with their hips on top of my head. I would love to be able to lift and finish the fireman's carry, but they jump for my arm so fast, I'm still on my side with my arm extended, leaving it very hard for me to sit up. Any suggestions?
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