Back Take from Turtle — Seatbelt Entry
A back take using a seatbelt grip with diagonal pulling mechanics to unbalance the turtle. It works by targeting the shoulder line rather than the head, allowing for a smooth rotation over the opponent's back.
4 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Establish a seatbelt grip while maintaining a 45-degree angle to the opponent.0:27
- 2Pull the opponent diagonally across your body toward their shoulder line.1:13
- 3Place your foot on the mat and drive your knee between the opponent's elbows and knees.2:43
- 4Rotate your body to free your bottom hook and place your top hook over the shoulder.3:20
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