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Firstly, I don’t know what else to call this position and I definitely don’t claim to have invented it. This is however a fun and frustrating position with lots of great submission possibilities from it. This is a bottom cradle variation with rubber guard elements, making for a really strong position. Watch the video and let me know what you think about it after you try it out. Thanks as always for watching!

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There is a principle I use all the time when discussing escaping submission attempts, whether early escaping or late escaping. I refer to this as the “Fish Hook Principle” and I explain the story behind why in the video. Most all submission escapes operate under this principle and the rest is just timing and technique, which is simplified by understanding this underlying concept. Hope this helps!

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If you’re fortunate enough to get behind your opponent and establish a rear clinch, you need some solid takedown options depending on the situation. These takedowns and transitions in this video are some of my favorites and some I find the most useful and efficient. Let me know your favorites, whether I included them or not, in the comments.

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