This double threat from broken scarf hold (kuzure kesa gatame) is a great attack from this position. This and many other top side attacks are in longer videos on my channel, and I have a longer, better video on kesa attacks coming soon!

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0:00 Intro To The Position
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Ude Gatame (Straight Armlock) can be applied when pinning or controlling an opponent with Kesa Gatame.

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Kesa Gatame is a powerful modified side control position for holding and controlling with some powerful submission opportunities. The submissions in this video are, in my opinion, the best options from here depending on the energy of the opponent.
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Ude Garami (Arm Entanglement) is an effective and versatile armlock. In this video, we show how to apply Ude Garami when pinning an opponent with Kesa Gatame. This is an old-fashioned and tried and true application of Ude Garami with a great rate of success.

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Solid escapes from side control are always a good thing. Having sneaky escapes and submissions from bottom side control to compliment your standard options is even better.
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You have numerous control points when holding someone in side control.
This is important to understand.
Many people begin to lose side control and abandon the whole process and try to make a big desperation movement to a whole new position. This usually just turns into a scramble which only helps their opponent.
As I said you have multiple control points which means that when i lose one of them I can simply focus on another.
In this case, I control the head. When I lose that I control the elbow. When I lose that I control the leg.
In this scenario, all of these stop my opponent getting off their back and taking my back from the Kesa Gatame.
I’ll be going much more in-depth into these concepts and mechanics in my Pressure & Control DVD

This video shows some of my favorite sneaky arm locks that tend to surprise people from time to time. These are either unconventional or difficult to defend even when they see they are being set up. I included several positions, even though nearly every position has multiple ones that would fit this theme.

Included among these are:
– S-Mount Double Attack
– Kesa Double Arm Lock
– Head Hook Arm Lock from Guard
– Dead Orchard from Rubber Guard
– Rolling Arm Lock from Turtle
– Overhook Arm Lock from Back Mount

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When throwing an opponent, it’s a good idea to have a plan for him when he hits the mat. Follow through from your throw, in this case Tai Otoshi or Kubi Nage, directly into a pinning or submission technique. In this video, we feature going into Kesa Gatame to pin him.

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Sankaku Jime (Triangle Choke) is effective and versatile and in this video we show how to use Kesa Gatame (Scarf Hold) as a stable base to apply an effective variation of Sankaku Jime.

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In our last video we talked about some attacks from Kesa-Gatame. Here we discuss how to defend and ultimately escape.
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This short video offers some tips by Joe Schmidt on how to make being held in Kesa Gatame (Scarf Hold) an awful experience for your opponent.

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Our channel was started in 2010 as an extension of our program at Welcome Mat. Welcome Mat was founded in 1969 by Steve Scott in Kansas City, Missouri, USA and has produced thousands of successful students, athletes and coaches in a variety of grappling sports.

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