Submission · Side Control
A compression lock on the back of the upper arm: his bent arm is held by your kimura grip and your leg or forearm is a wedge across his triceps, and the grip pulls the arm against the wedge, crushing the triceps and straining the elbow. It comes from side control top when he braces against the kimura and you cannot rotate the arm. Keep the figure-four, step your leg over his head as in the tripod so your shin or calf lies across the back of his upper arm above the elbow, then pull his bent arm toward you over that leg slowly. The wedge must sit on the triceps; on the elbow joint it becomes a twist, not a slicer. A version also exists from bottom side control, against an arm the top player leaves around your head. If he straightens the arm, take the armbar; if he turns away from the pressure, take the back. Many rule sets keep slicers for advanced belts: check the rules and squeeze very slowly.
From the kimura grip, partner braces; you step over and set the wedge without pulling, 8 reps each side.
A compression lock on the upper arm and elbow: many rule sets allow slicers only for advanced belts. Check the rules and apply very slowly.
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