He is curled on his hands and knees, or on knees and forearms, elbows tight to his knees and head tucked, protecting his neck and blocking the hooks. You are on top of him, either at his side with your chest on his back or in front at his head. A common landing spot after a failed escape and an easy place to take the back, because his back and hips face you. From his side, attack the back, neck and near arm: seatbelt back take, clock choke, crucifix, spiral ride. From his head, the front headlock opens chokes and the go-behind. He wants to sit back into guard, grab a leg for a single leg or roll; keep your weight on him and never stay square in front of his shoulders.
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