Offense

Question 1

When beginning an over-hook attack in the guard, what should you do first to keep the opponent’s posture broken?

Answer 1

Grab the lapel behind his head

Question 2

Kimura from overhook when opponent is in your guard

Answer 2

Obtain an overhook, shrimp out and lock legs high on opponent sideways, push up on opponent’s trapped wrist causing a kimura

Question 3

Darce choke from top side-control

Answer 3

Your arm closest to opponent’s head passes around his far-side neck as if setting up for a north/south-choke, except you also must trap his near arm with your hips against his head; walk hips around causing pressure and lock hand to bicep and squeeze

Question 4

How do you finish a kimura from top side-control?

Answer 4

Lock in kimura, then put your leg over opponent’s head

Question 5

In the guard, can the REVERSE kimura be used to submit your opponent?

Answer 5

Yes, c-clamp the wrist (do not use double overhand grip)