Submission · Side Control
A shoulder lock (keylock) with the legs: his bent arm is pinned under your leg and his shoulder rotates outward. From kesa gatame, when the arm you hold comes loose and bends, keep it tight to you with your elbow, crunch rather than bench-press, and push the wrist down toward the mat. Bring your leg over his forearm, not in a figure-four, so he cannot straighten it. Lock your hands behind his head and pull the head up while you drive the leg down and lift your hips slowly: the pull on the head is the counter-pressure, without it the shoulder just follows. If he punches the arm straight, it lies across your thigh for the kesa gatame arm lock. Slowly: the shoulder gives at once.
In kesa gatame the partner lets the arm bend: trap it under the leg and finish slowly, 5 each side; then the partner punches the arm straight and you switch to the kesa gatame arm lock.
A shoulder lock with the whole body behind it: go slowly and release at the tap.
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