Straight Ankle Lock from Modified Half Guard
A high-percentage leg lock finish from inside half guard that uses hip extension and a high grip to hyperextend the ankle. It solves the problem of opponent back exposure by keeping the lead leg hidden.
5 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Hide your lead leg underneath the opponent's body instead of across it.0:30
- 2Pull the opponent's leg up toward your chest and wrap your arm around the entire leg.1:45
- 3Adjust your grip to be shallow but as close to the ankle as possible.2:30
- 4Post your free hand on the ground and bridge your hips off the mat.3:00
- 5Extend your hips and legs while maintaining the high grip.3:30
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