Back Mount Flow

From establishing back control to securing finishing positions. Chair sit variations, hook management, & responses to opp defenses.

Flow outline

  1. Taking Back Mount System

    • Quick note: The foundational entry point for establishing back control, focusing on positioning and initial connection to set up the entire flow sequence. Timing beats strength

  2. Chair Sit

    • Often A dynamic seated control position that serves as the central hub for managing opponent movement and transitioning to various back control options. Timing beats strength

  3. Head Arm Choke

    • quick note: a powerful finishing sequence that flows naturally from flattened control, using head and arm positioning to secure the submission

  4. Back Mount System

    • From here, The ultimate control position achieved through strategic transitions, offering multiple pathways to keep dominance and execute finishing techniques

  5. Both Hooks In

    • From here, the ideal back control configuration where both hooks are securely established, creating maximum control and opening multiple attacking avenues. angle matters

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