An advanced way to sit back up to the S mount and re-establish pressure to better break your opponents defensive grip. The pressure that can be applied from the mount using the legs is considerable stronger than staying on your low back.
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American lock armbar combo
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Shoulder lock from the closed guard
SPF hits a clever shoulder lock off a popular arm bar defense. Typically in the closed guard your opponent will lock an RNC (rear naked choke) defense on their own arm to avoid the straight armlock. This technique is very effective when your opponent defends your primary lock, and his defense t...
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Kimura from the half guard
SPF has a unique way to lock his quarter guard which adds a lot of power to his lower body. Pay attention to the way he hooks his feet not his ankles, which is the key to how he creates the space needed for this awesome kimura attack.
