Position · Leg Locks
A mirrored entanglement: each of you holds one of the other's legs, your outside leg crossing over his hip and his doing the same over yours, so both knee lines are trapped and both heels are within reach. It is mutual, so the first to attack or sweep usually wins the exchange. One school treats it as the weakest rung of the leg-lock hierarchy — a place to pass through to the saddle or outside ashi garami; others build a whole game here, so take that as a default, not a rule. Hide your own heel first — keep it away from his armpit and grips — then attack: if his knee is stuck and the heel open, the Inside Heel Hook or Mikey Lock; if he points the foot straight, the 50-50 Ankle Lock. The danger is reaching for his heel while yours is exposed.
Start in 50-50: one partner attacks, one escapes, 1-minute rounds without finishing.
Both knees are at risk: tap early and never spin out of a caught heel.
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