Collar Tie Counter — Reverse Wrist Control to Single Leg
Counters a collar tie by catching the wrist with a reverse grip, securing two-on-one control, and driving a single-leg takedown while maintaining shoulder pressure on the knee.
4 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Catch the opponent's wrist with a reverse grip as they establish the collar tie.1:14
- 2Pull the controlled wrist into your body while keeping your elbow outside their arm.1:52
- 3Step your foot to the outside of their lead foot.2:17
- 4Drive your shoulder down onto their knee while shooting for the single leg.2:55
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