Dog Fight Pressure Passing

Top pressure from dog fight w/ leg entanglements. Smashing through defenses & finishing w/ back takes or submissions

Flow outline

  1. Dog Fight Pt 2: Overhooks

    • Most of the time Establish dominant overhooks in dog fight. is where you impose your pressure and control upper body, setting up your smash passes and submissions

  2. Uchi Mata

    • Launch them with uchi mata throw. If they don't fall, you transition immediately to maintain top pressure and control. Angle matters

  3. Dog Fight Without Trapped Leg

    • Often You've cleared their leg control. Now smash forward with options: guillotine for neck, sunset triangle to crush, or step over to advance position. Don’t force it

  4. Guillotine

    • Crush their neck with guillotine. Apply relentless pressure until they tap or you transition to maintain top control

  5. Sunset Triangle

    • Key detail: lock up sunset triangle and squeeze. if they defend and trap your leg, transition to armbar to break their posture. switch if it stalls

  6. Step Over

    • If it shows up, Step over to advance position. If you miss and they're about to reverse, immediately transition to triangle to regain control. Switch if it stalls

  7. Cartwheel

    • Usually Use cartwheel to create dynamic movement and pass their guard. Maintain top pressure throughout transition. Pay attention to posture

  8. Triangle

    • Key detail: often lock in triangle choke. if they defend by trapping your leg, transition to armbar to finish fight. switch if it stalls

  9. Armbar

    • Key detail: finish with armbar. hyperextend elbow with crushing pressure from top position. switch if it stalls

  10. Overhook Dog Fight With Leg Trapped

    • Key detail: often you have overhooks but your leg is trapped. use position to set up submissions or transitions while maintaining upper body control

  11. Ken Ken

    • Key detail: use ken ken pass to smash through their half guard. apply heavy shoulder pressure and drive forward to pass

  12. Front Roll To Leg Entanglement

    • Once set, initiate a front roll to enter leg entanglements. from here, attack knee bar, honey hole, or 50/50 to dominate legs. timing over strength

  13. 50/50

    • Key detail: when it happens, establish 50/50 position. attack straight ankle lock, come up for wedge backtake, or smash pass to side control

  14. Knee Bar

    • quick note: attack knee bar from leg entanglement. apply pressure to hyperextend knee and force tap. timing over strength

  15. Honey Hole

    • Once set, enter honey hole position. if you're getting smashed, get up on shoulder and re-attack honey hole or transition to 50/50

  16. Honey Hole

    • often re-establish honey hole position. attack with leg locks or use it to transition to more dominant positions

  17. 50/50

    • Key detail: re-enter 50/50 position. continue attacking with leg locks or use it to advance to back takes or passes. timing over strength

  18. Straight Ankle

    • when it happens, attack straight ankle lock from 50/50. apply crushing pressure to achilles tendon. finish lock or transition to wedge backtake

  19. Wedge Backtake

    • Usually Use wedge technique to take back. Secure position and work for submissions or control. Angle matters

  20. Wedge Backtake

    • When it happens, Alternative wedge backtake path. Secure back position and apply pressure to set up chokes or controls

  21. Wedge Backtake

    • If they frame, another wedge backtake option. take back and dominate with top pressure from rear position. pay attention to posture

  22. Wedge Backtake

    • Most of the time Final wedge backtake path. Secure back and work for finishes while maintaining crushing control. Switch if it stalls

  23. Smash Pass

    • Execute smash pass from 50/50. Drive through their legs with heavy pressure to achieve side control. Angle matters

  24. Armbar

    • Transition to armbar when they defend sunset triangle. Finish with top pressure on elbow joint. Pay attention to posture

  25. Scorpion Lock

    • Apply scorpion lock. If they roll, finish lock or transition to honey hole or come up positions. Angle matters

  26. Finish Lock

    • often complete scorpion lock submission. apply final pressure to force tap from top position. angle matters

  27. Honey Hole

    • Key detail: transition to honey hole from scorpion lock defense. re-establish leg control and continue attacking. switch if it stalls

  28. Come Up

    • If they frame, come up to a dominant position from scorpion lock defense. regain top control and continue your pressure passing game

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