CLASS: Attacks from Cross-Collar or Cross-Lapel Grip (6-Jun-24)
Class Instruction at VRJJ
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7m 12s
When you are in side control, use the opponent's far lapel to set up a Brabo Choke using cross lapel grip. When you have the cross collar grip, you can use the collar drag to set up a cross collar choke. When you have the Collar & Sleeve guard, you can use the Scissors sweep to set up the Right-Angled Omoplata.
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