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- Tie the Belt
Square knot
“Super Lock”
- Roll Forward
Down on one knee
One leg up, send opposite arm through legs, put shoulder on ground
DO NOT roll over neck!
- Roll Backward
- Bridge (Upa)
Use your toes, get feet off the ground
- Teeter Totter
Basically a “pendulum” movement
Used to pull yourself up using momentum
- Four-Points Base
Also “stand up in base” - when sitting near opp. put far side arm down, cover head with near side arm, stand by placing far side foot down next to far side arm
Four-Points Base - turn by switching opposite side arm/leg
- Elbow Escape Movement (3 Options)
Referring to shrimping (“Basic Elbow Escape” is #27 on the poster)
Angle body towards escape side so you can use your elbow instead of your hand
Trap leg so opp. can’t “hide” it using knee on belly
- Stand Up in Base
When sitting near opp. put far side arm down, cover head with near side arm, stand by placing far side foot down next to far side arm
- Two-Handed Choke Defense
(“Two Handed Front Choke Defense” online)
Bend knees slightly before ducking under
Protect body with inside arm as you approach for a bear hug (or T position)
- Same Side Wrist Grab Escape
Bring hips/base forward, don’t pull back
Turn wrist so that thinnest part is facing gap between opponent’s thumb and index finger
Lower elbow to provide further leverage
- Two-Hand Wrist Grab Escape
Bring hips/base forward, don’t pull back
- One-Hand Lapel Grab Defense (Straight Arm)
Thumb down, straight arm
When opponent’s thumbs are down, grab wrist with thumbs down
Pedro teaches breaking it over knee but Eric teaches more of an arm bar using space between hip and rib cage
- One-Hand Lapel Grab Defense (Bent Arm)
Eric teaches holding opponent’s wrist/elbow in place to basically wrist lock them
- One-Hand Lapel Grab Defense (Bent Wrist)
Bent Wrist = Palm Turned Up
- Round House Punch Defense
Pedro Sauer = “Sucker Punch Defense: Round House and Straight Punch”
Round house punch allows you to easily take the inside position
Block with wrist bending over tricep, come over other arm to grip arm in armpit - this creates the “T Position,” from which you can hip toss
In T position, use head to off balance opp.
- Straight Punch Defense
Pedro Sauer = “Sucker Punch Defense: Round House and Straight Punch”
A straight punch is, by definition, directed at your centerline, so there’s no “inside” position, rather, parry the punch and “crash” into the opp.
Parry the punch using MONKEY GRIP
Assume a T position, consider getting “over” the punching arm in order to control the arms
Stay behind opp., crouch, block far leg and knock them down backward
- Front Kick Defense
Step back, “cup” hands and catch foot
Rest elbow on hip to hold up leg
Lift leg and tip opp. over
- Low Kick Defense
Parry low kick with shin
Step forward to close the gap
End up in T-position
- High Kick Defense
Raise same-side elbow up to defend kick (elbow is up and hand is down to allow you to “catch” the leg)
Protect head with opposite side hand
“Catch” leg, step in to block opponent’s back leg and base of support, then trip
Alternatively you can catch the leg and lift up to throw opponent down (like in the front kick defense)
- T-Position Hip Throw
Pinch far-side arm in your armpit
Hug opponent under near-side arm
Put your head in to opponent’s collar: Pedro says this is to prevent a head butt, Eric says this is to off-balance opponent
Block opponent’s near-side leg to prevent him from squaring off on you
Throw: step in front of opponent, shuffle both feet across and push hips out to prevent opponent from simply moving around you as you try to throw, then throw
Alternatively you can hook under the opponent’s arm if they’re bigger than you
- T-Position Leg Throw
This happens when you’re in the T-position and the guy tries to move away from you
Off-balance guy with your head
USE YOUR BACK LEG to trip the guy, then bring the tripping leg back to reestablish your own base
- T-Position Throw from Behind (Sitting Down)
When guy is too straight up and not trying to move away (i.e., you can’t do a hip throw or leg throw)
- Maintain the Mount (Swimming Through Arms)
Pedro Sauer = “Maintain the Mount”
Really only when guy is inexperienced and trying to push you off him
Stay relaxed, don’t put weight on his arms, but move with his pushing so that you can easily push his arms back as you “swim”
Don’t “swim” with both arms at once as he can trap them, rather, swim one arm at a time
- Maintain the Mount (Pulling Hands off Knees)
Pedro Sauer = “Maintain the Mount - 2”
When guy pushes your knees with either his hand or elbow
ALLOW YOUR KNEE TO BE PUSHED - if you give the guy’s arm some slack it’ll be easier to pull it up
Hook the wrist or elbow and pull it up
Replace your knee, putting it in to the guy’s armpit