William Tackett: Narrated Roll Breakdown

William Tackett (@tackett_jiujitsu), UFC BJJ athlete, narrates a roll with Caleb Tackett: an arm push escape, Williams guard, a far neck grip to arm triangle, a rolling back take and two wrist locks. From the video: https://youtu.be/5v7bGm_OcNc

Flow outline

  1. Caleb Passes To Side Control

    • Caleb throws William's legs to the side and works side control.
    • From William Tackett (@tackett_jiujitsu), UFC BJJ athlete, in the video "William Tackett Narrates Jiu-Jitsu Roll".
    • Leg Path: legs thrown to the side
    • Pressure: hunkers down on the neck
  2. Arm Push Escape

    • William uses a little escape by pushing the arm.
    • Entry: push the arm
  3. Reverse Triangle Defense

    • William fiddles with the arm and uses kimura slash wrist lock to unlock Caleb's legs.
    • Grip: kimura slash wrist lock
    • Reaction: Caleb unlocks his legs
  4. Top Side Control Attempt

    • William starts to take the arm out and work into top side control.
    • Entry: start to take my arm out
  5. Step Over Attempt

    • William tries to step over but Caleb powers out.
    • Reaction: Caleb powers his way out
  6. Williams Guard Setup

    • William uses a Williams guard, scooping the far leg to set up triangles or omoplata.
    • Entry: scooping your far leg
    • Option: set up triangles
    • Option: tightening up the omoplata
    • Position: played from closed guard
  7. Sweep To Top

    • William uses the guard to sweep and gain top position by rolling through.
    • Finish: rolling through and landing inside the guard
  8. Underhook Pass To Side Control

    • William works for an underhook and slices into side control.
    • Entry: working for like an underhook
    • Finish: hitting any slice into a side control position
  9. Shoulder Pressure Control

    • William applies shoulder pressure, keeping the head and shoulder heavy on Caleb's chin.
    • Pressure: keeping my head my shoulder heavy on his chin
    • Goal: keeps Caleb from turning to face you and getting out
  10. Far Neck Grip On Turtle

    • William moves around the turtle, reaching for the far neck with a choking pressure grip.
    • Grip: reaching for the far neck
    • Pressure: almost like a choking pressure on their neck
    • Effect: works like a weird nelson that makes it easy to turn the partner over
  11. Arm Triangle Finish

    • William turns Caleb over and cinches in an arm triangle.
    • Finish: cinch in an arm triangle
    • Pressure: pulling their neck into their own shoulder
  12. Back Take With Hook Insert

    • William inserts a hook, and when it gets kicked out, rolls through the far shoulder and inserts the opposite hook.
    • Entry: insert my hook
    • Leg Path: roll through my far shoulder
    • Checkpoint: left leg already inside
    • Finish: crossing my ankles
    • Reaction: they kick the first hook out
  13. Wrist Lock Control

    • Instead of grabbing the wrist, William grips the palm with the fingers, connects both hands to the palm, pulls the elbow into the chest and gets the wrist locking motion.
    • Grip: grab my fingers on the palm
    • Anchor: connect both my hands to his palm
    • Pressure: pull his elbow into my own chest
    • Finish: wrist locking motion
    • Entry: tries to trap the arm with the underhand, Caleb pulls the hand out
  14. Two On One Control

    • William tries to use two on one control to suck Caleb in.
    • Grip: two on one control
  15. Caleb Falls Back On Leg

    • Caleb falls back on William's leg.
    • Reaction: falls back on my leg
  16. Elbow Bend Wrist Lock

    • William puts the head in the crook of Caleb's elbow, bends the elbow, then bends the wrist to force the hand towards the head.
    • Head Position: put my head in the crook of their elbow
    • Finish: bend their own wrists
    • Finish: force their hand towards their head
  17. Caleb North South Dive

    • Caleb dive bombs in from north south style position like a torpedo dive.
    • Entry: dive bombs in from like the north south style position
    • Timing: really hard to stop when timed correctly
  18. William Turtles Up

    • William mostly turtles up to defend.
    • Reaction: mostly turtle up

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