Mounted Armbar — Both-Arms Variation
When you control the opponent's posture from side control or s-mount, securing both arms prevents them from framing or recovering guard. The mechanism relies on walking the arm up to create space, pinning the knee to collapse their base, and finishing with heavy hip pressure and leg entanglement to isolate the joint.
4 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Establish an underhook and begin walking the opponent's arm upward.0:00
- 2Pin the opponent's far knee to the mat with your foot.0:57
- 3Collect and secure both arms while maintaining top pressure.1:44
- 4Drive your hips forward and entangle your legs over their arm.2:23
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