Baseball Slide to Back Take
Used when the opponent attempts to angle out or grab your pants. It breaks their grip and drives them backward to secure back control.
4 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Establish a collar grip with knuckles driving into the collarbone while maintaining distance.0:24
- 2Pivot on hands and hips to face the opponent directly in a technical stand-up position.0:54
- 3Sprawl hips up and back, kicking legs in the opposite direction of the opponent's grip.1:21
- 4Slide across the opponent's body while dragging the collar, taking the back.1:55
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