In this video, we explore options from a scramble in the butterfly half guard position, focusing on transitioning to head-and-arm control, bringing the half guard foot out, and standing up to initiate throws. Key techniques include maintaining dominant head position, avoiding vulnerability to single leg attacks, and executing throws effectively. I must emphasise the importance of proper break-falling to prevent injuries - check the Solo Drills section for all the essential movements like breakfalls you should learn and practice!
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Leglocks - Entries - Criss Cross Ashi
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