Transition · Half Guard
From the bear trap to back control, used when he turns his back away to unwind the trapped leg. Keep the figure-four locked: it holds his leg and hips so they cannot run away from you. Come up on your elbow, reach over his back and take a grip across his chest or a seatbelt as he turns. Use the lock to pull his hips toward you, then open the legs and put a hook in at once, followed by the second hook or a body triangle. Opening the lock before the upper-body grip is set lets him turn the hips away and stand; reaching for the neck before the hooks lets him slide back out. If he turns back in to you, return to the bear trap; if he stands up, wrestle up on the single leg.
Partner turns away from your bear trap on your signal; take the back, 6 each side.
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