Out of all the bullshit escapes I’ve seen on here this is the best one. Practical and and good chance I’m getting out. I’ve seen some crazy armbars to escape etc...
Well, there's often an easy "Americana" if your opponent's (R) arm remains trapped under your (R) armpit as you get up. (We actually filmed it but edited it out because it was too hard to see.) If you don't get that, you're simply in the Top Turtle position and can do any attack you like from there. Which is THE highest percentage is going to depend on what you're good at and what your opponent is doing. There are many choices; gi chokes, turnovers, the Banana Split... whatever. The ones I personally tend to use the most are very simple: putting the hooks in and attacking from Rear Mount or turning the opponent over, usually with a 3/4 Nelson or Hip Pull Turnover. It all depends on what my opponent is doing. --Thanks!
Out of all the bullshit escapes I’ve seen on here this is the best one. Practical and and good chance I’m getting out. I’ve seen some crazy armbars to escape etc...
With a slick back take. Really appreciate the upload professor.
What would you consider the highest counter submission once you escape here?
Well, there's often an easy "Americana" if your opponent's (R) arm remains trapped under your (R) armpit as you get up. (We actually filmed it but edited it out because it was too hard to see.) If you don't get that, you're simply in the Top Turtle position and can do any attack you like from there. Which is THE highest percentage is going to depend on what you're good at and what your opponent is doing. There are many choices; gi chokes, turnovers, the Banana Split... whatever. The ones I personally tend to use the most are very simple: putting the hooks in and attacking from Rear Mount or turning the opponent over, usually with a 3/4 Nelson or Hip Pull Turnover. It all depends on what my opponent is doing. --Thanks!