Submission · Side Control
A straight armlock: the elbow is bent backward over your shin. It comes from the tripod after the kimura from side control, when he stays flat on his back and keeps the trapped arm straight and stiff so the figure-four cannot bend it. Turn his palm up so the back of his elbow faces the mat, slide your shin under the arm just above the elbow as the fulcrum and keep his wrist in your hand. Lean your weight down onto the wrist, toward the mat: the shin holds the elbow up and the joint bends the wrong way. The shin must sit at the elbow, not under the forearm. If he bends the arm, the kimura is back on. The straight elbow gives quickly: lean slowly.
Your partner lies flat in your tripod with the arm straight. Place the shin, turn the palm and lean lightly until he feels pressure, five times on each side; then he alternates bending the arm, when you return to the kimura, and keeping it straight.
A straight elbow lock breaks quickly: lean slowly and release at the tap.
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