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What are some good ways to pass their guards when they post their legs behind their back?
I know some techniques but I find them to be limited and therefore the person who can remain stacked can easily take their time to use inverted guard techniques to try to get a sleeve grip to triangle or arm at me. My position relative to them is from let’s say double spider guard and I push both their ankles over their heads.
I’m better when I’m on the opposite side where I can pin both ankles down and their face is upside down when I’m looking down at them. The standard inverted guard player position where they invert and stay inverted. Here, at worst, they can bail out and invert to face you.
I know some techniques but I find them to be limited and therefore the person who can remain stacked can easily take their time to use inverted guard techniques to try to get a sleeve grip to triangle or arm at me. My position relative to them is from let’s say double spider guard and I push both their ankles over their heads.
I’m better when I’m on the opposite side where I can pin both ankles down and their face is upside down when I’m looking down at them. The standard inverted guard player position where they invert and stay inverted. Here, at worst, they can bail out and invert to face you.