Back Take from Turtle — Collar Grip Variation
An alternative entry using a collar grip on the far arm to control the opponent's posture. This variation is stronger than a seatbelt grip and allows for active hook placement and rotation.
4 steps
· save to drill into each- 1From a seatbelt base, secure a collar grip on the opponent's far arm.4:36
- 2Use your free hand to open the opponent's elbow or throw your knee into their space.5:22
- 3Hook the opponent's leg with your foot and drop your hip onto their back.5:45
- 4Rotate your body and secure the second hook while pinching your knees.6:36
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