Outside-In Slide-By from Collar Tie
Use this when the opponent has a strong collar tie on you and you cannot get inside position for the drag. By lacing over their collar-tie arm and posting into their neck, you create a frame that stops their pull. A small downward tug primes them to posture up, then you lift their elbow through and rotate to standing back.
8 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Lace your same-side arm over the opponent's collar-tie arm and post your wrist inside their shoulder8:14
- 2Establish a collar tie on the opposite side9:16
- 3Step the same-side foot forward9:34
- 4Push into the opponent with your head to create pressure10:21
- 5Pull down on the opponent's elbow with a two-inch tug10:36
- 6Hook inside the elbow and lift it through as you rotate on the balls of your feet10:56
- 7Weave your far hand onto the inside of the opponent's thigh for a thigh pry13:45
- 8Circle away from the hips while extending your elbows to flatten the opponent14:00
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