Keeping the back mount can be tricky, especially once your opponent has removed the hooks. Usually at this point, it is a race to get your hooks back in before they are able to turn into you and escape. However, that is not the best approach. I like to relax, walk away and sit myself back down into the back mount. It is very simple, and easy to do if you know how to hold the seat belt grip well. Just watch and learn:
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Master A Forgotten Position And Surprise All Of Your Training Partners When You Catch Them And Submit Them In The Crucifix. The Crucifix May Be The Best Position In Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Yet So Many People Neglect...
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World-class grappling coach Dave Camarillo shows how he has mixed his judo and BJJ black belts into his own unique armbar system. Use the classic armbar in brand new ways as Dave shows what makes his system usef...
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Master Legendary Kimura Fundamentals with 2009 ADCC Bronze Medalist, Decorated Career Grappler, and Coach David Avellan Let Freestyle Fighting Academy Owner and 2004 ADCC Superfight Champion David Avellan give y...
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Master Legendary Kimura Fundamentals with 2009 ADCC Bronze Medalist, Decorated Career Grappler, and Coach David Avellan Let Freestyle Fighting Academy Owner and 2004 ADCC Superfight Champion David Avellan give y...
