Flipping the truck

[Paul Bar]

I'm looking for some kind of resource on the angles involved to flip the truck on someone and haven't been able to find much on it.

At the 3:30 point below it is briefly explained but hard to see
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kA0USMhDHjk

Does anybody know of any more detailed explanations/videos on what to look out for? I don't quite understand the inside/outside distinction from this video.

[Solicit]

MTS Episode #74: Slow Samurai

36 mins in.

[Chris Herzog]

I'm looking for some kind of resource on the angles involved to flip the truck on someone and haven't been able to find much on it.

At the 3:30 point below it is briefly explained but hard to see
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kA0USMhDHjk

Does anybody know of any more detailed explanations/videos on what to look out for? I don't quite understand the inside/outside distinction from this video.

Inside meaning = being on the inside of their knee, on the side closet to your opponent. As opposed to being on the other side, furthest from your opponent. Its clearly visible from angle in the video.

[Paul Bar]

MTS Episode #74: Slow Samurai

36 mins in.

Cool, I forgot about that, thanks. The guy flipping is actually kind of swimming under the other guy's ass, but when I thought about that I finally saw the inside vs. outside thing.. I think the way I would describe it is: trying to triangle your legs and in order to do that you have to get your other leg away from their hands. I will try it that way, thanks.