Pins
Mount
Both hips past the line. Isolate a limb.
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Route
Those two rooms do not connect. Relax an end and pick a neighbor.
That room is not on this map. Pick a position that is.
Pick a different finish. A route needs two rooms.
Leads in
Transitions
Transition
Seated Guard EngagementTransition
The Post RemovalGuard Armbar vs the Stack — Reading the DefenceArmbar vs Triangle — The Guard DilemmaTransition
Half Guard BattleThree-Quarter Mount: Free the Ankle vs Close or ReverseTransition
Knee Slide PassingTransition
Passing vs Knee ShieldTransition
Submission HuntingTransition
Turtle to GuardEscapes and counters
Escape
Back EscapeEscape
North-South DenialEscape
Figure-Four or Cover Hips vs EscapeOpen Side ControlGoes to
Transitions
Transition
High MountLow MountMiddle MountTransition
High MountLow MountMiddle MountEscapes and counters
Escape
Mount Armbar — Arm Extraction and Finish PositionEscape
Mount EscapeEscape
Mount EscapeMount Armbar — Arm Extraction and Finish PositionMount HuntingGames in this position
Chest-to-Chest Half Guard: Free the Knee vs Close or ReverseOpen game →Elbow Exposure Extension ContractionOpen game →High MountOpen game →Low MountOpen game →Middle MountOpen game →Mount Armbar — Arm Extraction and Finish PositionOpen game →Mount EscapeOpen game →Mount HuntingOpen game →Mount, Elbows Down: Capture a Foot vs Get Double UndersOpen game →Mount, Elbows Down: Submit vs Reverse or Get GuardOpen game →Mount, Elbows Down: Two-on-One or Double Unders vs Reverse or Get GuardOpen game →Mount, Elbows Up: S-Mount Both Sides vs Both Elbows DownOpen game →Mount, One Elbow Up: Head and Arm or Take the Back vs Elbow Down, Reverse, or EscapeOpen game →Three-Quarter Mount: Free the Ankle vs Close or ReverseOpen game →Transition to MountOpen game →Transitioning to Shoulder LineOpen game →Under the Elbows: Submit vs Both Elbows InOpen game →Wrist Pinning and TrappingOpen game →