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Submission Grappling,
Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, Mixed martial arts, Wrestling, Judo, Sambo and more |
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This technique, demonstrated
by Perry Hauck,first appeared in the "In the Academy" section
of Na Guarda Kimonos.
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Perry Hauck, a brown belt under Rey Diogo, begins with north/south
control over his opponent.
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As he prepares to move to reverse kesa-gatame, Perry controls his
opponent's left arm while maintaining pressure on his opponent's upper
body. |
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He then sits through with his rear leg, placing it under his
opponent's left triceps in order to keep the elbow off of the mat. |
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With his weight over his opponent's upper body and his back blocking
his opponent's view, Perry pulls his foot in using his own hand
and passes it across his opponent's stomach to mount.
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Notice that he keeps his opponent's left arm trapped off of the
mat throughout the switch to the mount. He is also keeping his opponent's
right arm from being used by locking it away from his body with
his right elbow. |
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Once in the mount, Perry drops his weight over the trapped arm,
pinning it to his opponent's body. His opponent's flattened position
with the arm trapped gives Perry easy access to the right arm. Perry
pins the arm to the mat as he begins his American lock. |
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Once in the mount, Perry drops his weight over the trapped arm,
pinning it to his opponent's body. His opponent's flattened position
with the arm trapped gives Perry easy access to the right arm. Perry
pins the arm to the mat as he begins his American lock. |
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by Andreh Anderson and Perry Hauck
All materials and images Copyright 2002 to 2007 Stephan Kesting
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