High Percentage Submission from Mount
Submission from mount involving shoulder pressure, arm positioning under the opponent's elbow, hip movement, head positioning, and finishing with a squeeze while controlling opponent's body.
7 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Apply shoulder pressure and start making the opponent look away0:04
- 2Bring your other arm under the opponent's elbow and walk it all the way up0:07
- 3Bring your hips low and use your hips to help walk the arm up0:14
- 4Walk into the opponent's head and drop your head all the way down to the floor0:17
- 5Lock your hands, lift your butt up, and slide your knee across0:26
- 6Flatten completely out, walk towards the opponent's head, and squeeze while hugging0:30
- 7If the opponent starts following your movement with their body, put your knee on their belly and hold them in place0:37
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