Submission · Turtle
A spine lock from the truck: the head is pulled one way while his laced leg is stretched the other, twisting the spine and neck. It starts from behind the turtle when you lace one of his legs with your leg from the inside and sit to the side so he falls onto his side. Keep that leg stretched away the whole time, pass his near arm over your own head so it is trapped behind your neck, wrap his head with your far arm and clasp your hands. The two opposite pulls are the whole finish, not the arm wrap by itself. The truck is the valuable part: he cannot turn to face you, and it leads to the back. If he frees the leg, take the back; if he turns into you, go to side control. Banned under IBJJF at all belts: drill the position, never the finish.
Truck entries only, 6 each side; go from the truck to the back.
A spine lock: banned in IBJJF competition at all belts. Do not apply the finish in training; drill the truck position only.
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