Arm Triangle Sweep to Mount
When the opponent squares up to defend the choke, stretch their legs to create a gap, hook one leg over and one under, and sweep them to the side where they have no base. Finish by dismounting to mount with perpendicular weight distribution.
5 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Stretch the opponent's legs out to create a gap.5:00
- 2Insert butterfly hooks: one hook over, one hook under.5:30
- 3Sweep the opponent to the side where they have no base.6:00
- 4Dismount to mount by walking towards their head.6:40
- 5Get perpendicular to the opponent and drive weight forward behind the tricep.7:00
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