Countering the Arm Triangle Bridge Escape with Armbar, Kimura, or Backtake
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When you locked on an Arm Triangle, and the opponent escapes by bridging away from the choke, you can counter in 3 ways. You can slap on a figure-four grip on his arm and do an Armbar or a Kimura. Alternatively, you can take the back slap on a seatbelt to secure the back.
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