Snap-Down to Front Headlock
Use this when you have inside wrist control and want to break the opponent's posture into front headlock. By pushing their wrist between their legs and driving your forearm into them, you prime them to push back. When they do, you snap down by floating your hips away, using the trapdoor effect to pull their chest over their hips.
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