Rear Triangle from Turtle — Tight Waist Entry
Used when you have turtle position and want to secure the back triangle. It breaks the opponent's posture down to the hips using a tight waist grip, allowing for easy wrist control and leg penetration.
8 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Wrap a tight waist around the opponent and place your hand on the floor.0:49
- 2Pop your knee against the opponent's knee to break them down to their hips.0:59
- 3Snatch the opponent's hand, gripping all four knuckles close to the body.1:06
- 4Post your second hand on the opponent's wrist.1:12
- 5Place your knee behind the opponent's tricep.1:17
- 6Lift the opponent's hand and feed your wrist in, locking it close to your own gi.1:36
- 7Sit back towards the opponent, lining up your lower legs.1:45
- 8Lock the trap triangle, then adjust to a figure-four and scramble for the finish.1:57
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