Head-Inside Arm Drag to Standing Back
Use this when you have wrist control and want to reach standing back or front headlock without speed. The slow, controlled entry keeps your head inside (temple-to-temple), making it harder for the opponent to counter, and finishes by stepping on the far foot to break posture into turtle.
6 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Obtain wrist control with an inside or outside grip2:25
- 2Establish a collar tie and move from head-to-head to temple-to-temple2:49
- 3Transfer the collar tie hand high into the armpit4:00
- 4Pull the arm through while circling to the far hip4:41
- 5Step on the opponent's far foot5:43
- 6Pull the chest out in front of the hips and spiral away5:46
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