2 Part Technique - Omoplata submission from the Guard. If the Opponent is able to counter by rolling, the North South Choke will be able available.

2 Part Technique - The North South Choke from Side Control is a great solution when the opponent defends armbars and other submissions that requires space. Now, if the opponent bridges and rolls you over to your back during your North ...

2 Part Technique - When you start to work the Rear Naked Choke from the Turtle position the opponent will defend by protecting that side. However, this will open up the opposite side for the Guillotine vs Turtle. Now, if the opponent d...

2 Part Technique - This variation of the North South Choke is when the opponent disrupts your submission by blocking the non-choking arm from clasping together for the finish. Instead of trying to pummel inside for the grip, wrap over ...

2 Part Technique - The Over Under Pass is the most efficient and safest way to pass the half guard guard. Switch to the Turning Pass after if the opponent locks an extremely tight Half Guard or if time is a factor. If the opponent was ...

2 Part Technique - Always pass on the opposite side of the Guillotine. Press down at the opponent's knees and circle immediately to avoid the choke. Let him waste his energy if he continues the squeeze after you pass. If you need to mo...

2 Part Technique - Use hand fighting to open the opponent's arms and clear a path for a takedown. Turn the corner to finish a strong Double Leg. A common reaction from the opponent is a quick Under Hook to prevent Side Control after a ...

2 Part Technique - Securing the Seat Belt would allow you to dominant the position, but establishing the control is not always the scenario. You know the opponent cannot roll into you, so be prepared and anticipate his escape away. Onc...

3 Part Technique - Forcing the opponent to Side Control from Turtle will expose something, since he is revealing no openings to wedge your knee inside for the crucifix or back control. If the opponent posts an arm to prevent the move, ...

2 Part Technique - If you've lost the back with no Seat Belt Control, immediately get on top and secure both of the opponent's arms. His arms will be vulnerable to this control because of the escape used. The control will commonly expo...

2 Part Technique - The opponent cannot interfere with your choke after scrapping away his arms by using your chest and forearm. If the opponent turns his chin towards you, use your side to realign his head for the choke. Control his fa...

2 Part Technique - When an opponent decides to remain defensive and avoids exposing his arms to a submission by escaping the side control, his neck is still vulnerable to the North South Choke. Using the weight of your chest and forear...

2 Part Technique - Setting up the North South Choke against a defensive opponent can sometimes be a waiting game. It is important to realize that once you're on top, you are in control of the position and can risk biding your time for ...