Mount Escape — Power Shrimp Entry
Used when the opponent has locked their feet and applied a crossface. Offloads weight via a single shoulder bridge to penetrate behind the knee, then clears the mount with two sliding shrimps.
7 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Form a box frame with your forearms across the opponent's belt and inside their knee.9:30
- 2Turn your foot outward and execute a single shoulder bridge.10:48
- 3Insert your hand inside the opponent's knee with fingers pointing down.11:08
- 4Invert your knee and drive it inside the opponent's knee line.11:19
- 5Execute a sliding shrimp to create lateral distance.11:30
- 6Execute a second sliding shrimp to fully clear the mount.11:33
- 7Recover your guard.11:37
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