The basic mount escapes like the elbow-knee and upa escape are classics for a reason, but if you go back to the well too often, then your opponent inevitably gets wise to it and figures out how to shut it down.
That’s why you need to be able to mix things up. Start with one escape, then switch to another. Jab, then cross. Fake east, go west.
Here are three unexpected techniques for escaping mount, along with the details that make those moves much easier than you might imagine.
This video is only 4:23 long, and I KNOW there have been rounds where you’ve spent at least that much time suffering on the bottom.
So check out this video and fix your escapes!
P.S. This technique is an excerpt from No Gi Pin Escapes, my brand new, 7-volume, instant-access instructional.
This video masterclass is LOADED with action steps chunked into digestible blocks of information, with concepts and strategies that make it easy to remember what to do next.
It doesn’t matter if you’re skinny or fat, old or inflexible, weak or out of shape; this instructional WILL get you off the bottom and back on the offence!
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