Submission · Back Control
A side headlock choke: your forearm across his throat and your chest driving down close the neck between them. It is the backup when he slides his shoulders down to the mat to escape back control and his head ends up under your arm at the side. Do not chase the back; take the head: wrap it with the forearm across the throat under the chin, not on the jaw, and lock your hands palm to palm. Keep your ribs in front of his shoulder so it cannot come through, switch your hips and sit through as he turtles so your weight stays on him, then flex the arm up while driving the chest down. Squeeze straight; any twist of the neck turns it into a crank. If he tucks the chin, return to back control; if he turns into you, take mount.
Partner slides off, you catch the head, 6 slow reps each side.
Squeeze slowly and release at the tap. Any twist of the neck makes it a crank: do not twist.
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