Mount · WHITE
Mount
Also called full mount, mounted
Knees astride the chest: gravity works for the top player, and every escape the bottom player tries opens an attack.
OfficialJon Thomas — MOUNT: This Principle CHANGES Everything
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attackArmbar from Mount
attackAmericana from Mount
attackCross Collar Choke from Mount
attackEzekiel Choke
attackArm Triangle from Mount
escapeUpa Escape
escapeElbow-Knee Escape
transitionBack Control
transitionSide Control
attackMounted Triangle
attackJuji Gatame Grip Breaks
attackMount Survival
In these systems
10x black-belt world champion
Roger Gracie
The basics executed perfectly at the highest level: cross choke from mount against the best on earth.
13x black-belt world champion
Marcus 'Buchecha' Almeida
Pressure, pace and the double leg: the biggest engine the gi division ever saw.
Situations, solved
gi · 20 clips, transcript-checked
Recovering guard from flattened half guard, in the gi
Pull his shoulder down, the lockdown and push, the fist under his jaw, the arm back under, lift him with the knees, turn to your side.
gi · 61 clips, transcript-checked
Escaping the mount, in the gi
Mounted low with his feet locked and his cross face on: the frame with the fingers down, the single-shoulder bridge Danaher calls the power shrimp, the hand inside his knee, the inverted knee in front of his, and the sliding shrimp to the half guard.
gi · 52 clips, transcript-checked
Holding the mount and the arm triangle chain, in the gi
The mount landed and held first: hips on his hips, the soles of the feet glued to him, the arms inside his legs, a hand to the floor when he bridges; the secure position with the legs crossed under his and his head held with the right arm, counted three seconds; the knee push answered by letting the knee go and climbing; his arm placed on your shoulder by the angle, the head-holding arm adjusted behind his neck below the chin, your head slid in, the palms locked, off the mount to his side with the leg hooked, the knee behind his hips, and the squeeze to the tap.
Framework: Ribeiro & Howell, Jiu-Jitsu University · the shipped learn-graph