New Transition? Or has someone else stumbled onto this?

[Michael Frederick]

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[Jay Chow]

Nobody is going to let you get out like that. When you sit up, the other guy does nothing to defend. If he gets seatbelt control with his left arm going under and right arm going over, it's a real easy back take and you can't roll. Nice idea, but very low percentage and very risky.

[Jonathan Wylie]

Didn't somebody just post something real similar to this? Either way....I'm 100% sure this will not work. You see what I did there?

[Michael Frederick]

see i thought that too, but ive hit that calf crush before live rolling back in the US

[Jonathan Wylie]

Didn't somebody just post something real similar to this? Either way....I'm 100% sure this will not work. You see what I did there?

haha it was you I found the thread.

[bobby rivers]

see i thought that too, but ive hit that calf crush before live rolling back in the US

On who?

It helps to drill with a simulated defense. Nobody is going to chill on there hands and knees in halfguard.

[Michael Frederick]

Bobby, I hit on my training partners at 10p st. paul... i understand that the video is slow without a simulated defense i was just recording for other people to see, when we whip up from a lock down we go to our sides and the only thing stopping us from taking the back is your opponent putting in a wizzer, well when i shift to the outside like that there isnt a way to put a wizzer in for him after i whip up because im not going across the back. all i need to do is clear his outside arm with my inside arm and im sitting up next to him while hes on all fours, obviously hes not just gonna let me take his back but if he rolls into me we end up sitting in twister side with the grapevine in, if he rolls away hes either giving up his back still or his leg spins and you have the truck. Im not exactly sure if this will work the majority of the time, if you clear that arm there isnt anything stopping you from sitting up.

[john botello]

I've hit that off on arm drag when I have an underhook in half guard. I used Brents technique below with this transition..I switch the hooks, arm drag and roll.. usually the guy defends by falling to his back, you can get to the truck or power the legs down and get the back

[Michael Frederick]

switch that last statement if he rolls away its the twister side with grapevine, if he rolls in there his back or he rolls completly through to the truck

[john botello]

NO .. you roll with him, and get the truck, not twister side.. this is why JJ is personal my friend