Side Control Finish — Wrist Jam to North-South Bicep Choke
Used when the opponent keeps the arm tight and blocks both the hip lift and underhook. Jam the wrist with the hip, catch the head, and transition to north-south for a bicep choke.
5 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Grab the opponent's wrist and put your hips on top of it.3:29
- 2Lead with your leg, then bring your torso to jam the block.3:37
- 3Swing your lift elbow around the head as deep as possible.3:55
- 4Drop ribs low and turn the opponent's head away using your ribs.4:05
- 5Sprawl first, then connect hands to form the choke.9:25
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