Double-Leg Ankle Lock
When an opponent's leg floats or they bring a foot in to stomp or kick, use a double-leg configuration to immobilize the knee and direct all pressure to the ankle.
4 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Trap the opponent's left leg while they bring their right leg in.1:30
- 2Cross their right leg over your left leg, lifting your leg to cross over their ankle.1:50
- 3Bring your other leg over the top to secure both legs.2:00
- 4Apply pressure by pulling back, ensuring the weight rests on their knee to prevent escape.2:15
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