Leg Drag Counter — Hip Frame
Use a hip frame to stop a leg drag attempt and create time to recover guard. Works by lifting the hips to break the opponent's base and control before they can secure the drag.
4 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Frame your hips against the opponent's hip or thigh as they initiate the drag.0:00
- 2Lift your hips off the ground while maintaining the frame.0:13
- 3Push the opponent away and step on their biceps.0:14
- 4Replace your guard position.0:15
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