Best ruber guard path or technique for...?

[pearljam18259]

Lets say u got a guy in full guard. You break him down into a free new york, double bagged, but the opponent has both hands to the mat pushing up with straight elbows so your basically holding yourself up to him. Ill sometimes do major leg curls from crackhead control to try and get one elbow to the mat but if the guys to big it wont work. Whats the best course of action here? I cant really clear the neck because if i do his right arm is usually loaded up and ready to pull out with his head (if im holding onto my left leg in new york). When I cant break him down any further should I try like a meat hook triangle setup or should i try and rush into a gogo clinch? I'm still kinda new to the system sorry if this is a dumb question.

[Nick Paul]

A few options here (that I've used anyway). Clearing the neck shouldn't be too tough if you're hugging your knee tight and really crossface him when you clear the neck. The meathook to triangle is a great option if you have really good control of his posture but it can be tough if he's got good posture. If you can manage to clear then neck and get to invisible collar and his near side arm is still straightened out on the ground, he's basically giving an armbar to you.

[Charles Wilhelm]

There's a scene in a relatively new MTS where Eddie shows how he handles this type of opponent behavior. I've been looking for it, but it was kind of off-topic, so it's hard to find.

Alright, I found it. At 12:20 of MTS 94 he shows how to handle that type of posture, but it's from mission control. Hope it helps!