Straight Ankle Lock from Half Guard
Applied when the opponent defends the knee bar with a figure-four. The mechanism uses the shin to create space and a guillotine-style grip to hyperextend the ankle.
4 steps
· save to drill into each- 1If the opponent figures four, grab the far ankle and twist your body to face the knee.3:35
- 2Keep your shin perpendicular to the opponent's body to create space.4:18
- 3Pinch your knees together and apply a guillotine-style grip on the ankle.4:30
- 4Slide your elbow back and pinch it tight to your body, then shrug back.4:44
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