Feint-to-Two-on-One Wrist Control from Closed Guard
Use this when the opponent hunkers down in closed guard with no intention of standing. Feinting the leg scoop forces them to post their hand away, leaving the wrist exposed for a two-on-one grip. This grip prevents them from resetting to neutral and opens both upper-body and lower-body attacks.
4 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Reach down for the opponent's leg on either side3:20
- 2When the opponent thumb-posts and takes the leg away, immediately grab the posted wrist with your other hand3:23
- 3Pull the opponent out of the hole using both the two-on-one wrist grip and a knee pull3:29
- 4Guide the opponent's hand across your body to the opposite side4:06
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