Bad Guard Positioning
Sometimes, an opponent in your guard has no clue as to what they need to be doing. Here is a lightning-fast read on my strategies for some of the more common errors:
Opponent puts hands on floor
1. Kimura arm lock - forced variation
2. Kimura arm lock - rider variation
3. Triangle arm lock.
Opponent attempts a head lock
1. Elevator sweep
2. Take back
Opponent tries two-handed choke
1. Straight arm lock
Opponent tries to punch while keeping head low
1. Triangle choke
Opponent tries to choke with forearm
1. Take back
Opponent puts one arm inside guard
1. Triangle choke
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Opponent puts hands on floor
1. Kimura arm lock - forced variation
2. Kimura arm lock - rider variation
3. Triangle arm lock.
Opponent attempts a head lock
1. Elevator sweep
2. Take back
Opponent tries two-handed choke
1. Straight arm lock
Opponent tries to punch while keeping head low
1. Triangle choke
Opponent tries to choke with forearm
1. Take back
Opponent puts one arm inside guard
1. Triangle choke
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