Technique - Side Escape Lockflow #1

[dmorley100]

This video has the most submissions while on the bottom of side control that I've ever seen.

[DJFilmsCorp]

0:16 Death.

[Ohnoplata12]

evil combination.loved it

[bananabread119]

haha British ppl sound so funny,

[ChronicJiujitsu]

I really like this and I wish I seen this last night. Was rolling yesterday against higher belt and got them into this position but I didnt know how to finish it.

[lazsoliz]

I must admit that i've not seen this from any other instructors; very sneaky, very cool

[dawadah67]

Try this on the STREETS and get your Head Kicked In OR YOUR back Thigh Bit,

[Morthica]

lol no dawadah

[raver416]

Martin Desilets pulled this off recently at XMMA... strikes + triangle

[AFGalwayz]

beware you dont really have a lot of time before the guy yanks his arm out.

[moneroner]

one thing to take into account that happened to me.. i did this against a very strong opponent and he ended up taking my foot that is not locked under my knee and footlocked me to a tap right off of the bat while i worked on obtaining the stray arm. He was a brown belt.

[herobongo]

we try them tonight and confirm

[Houseoferebus]

Very nice ...Very Nice

[markandset]

I don't think the initial step work work against an experience BJJ person, let alone getting the triangle after that. You might get it once, but that's it.

[Houseoferebus]

I think that with every tyechnique its hard to pull it twice on a experuienced person but even once is good enough when you get a tap. Every technique the more you practice the better chance of you pulling it off. I agree it would be hard to pull off but with smooth practice it can be done

[moneroner]

when I first started bjj I did this a lot as I had no idea how to escape from the side control position. I would lock the triangle and go for the stray arm but usually just end up stalling and not doing much. I caught a lot of blues, a purple, and a 240 pound brown with this technique... it does work, but you will only get one shot hehe.

[sdpadresfan]

this is badass!

[TurnerBJJ]

One of my favorite techniques with a few new finishes for me to try.

[cburcinc]

nice technique

but, at the 0:07 mark I would curl my R arm around his left upper arm (to trap his L arm in place) - the last thing you want is for him to rip/reposition his left arm and get the Kimura