Position · Leg Locks
A leg entanglement: you sit facing him, one of his legs runs between yours, and your hips are close to his hip. Your inside leg goes behind his thigh, your outside foot sits on his hip, and his foot is trapped under your armpit on the same side. What holds it: knees pinched together around his thigh to control the knee line, your hips tight to his so the leg cannot slide out, and his foot locked to your ribs. From here you move to Outside Ashi Garami, the Saddle, 50-50, Cross Ashi Garami or Backside 50-50, depending on how his leg and hips react. His goals are to pull the knee out past your hips or to turn and attack your own heel; the detail beginners miss is that control comes from the knee line and hip contact, not from the hands on the foot.
Ashi garami entries from open guard, 10 each side; then 1-minute positional rounds.
Learn to hold the position before attacking: leg locks injure quickly.
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