Mount

Options from Mount

From Mount, you can:

• Submit with Armbar (spinning armbar far arm) — Isolate one arm and extend the elbow joint against your hips or body. The most versatile …
• Submit with Cross Choke (deep double collar) — Cross-grip both collars and squeeze. White-belt fundamental gi choke; available from clos…
• Submit with Americana (arm pinned mat) — Figure-4 grip, pin the wrist and rotate the shoulder into a key-lock. Classic white-belt …
• Submit with Ezekiel Choke (arm across neck) — Grip your own sleeve, slide the other forearm across the throat. The canonical applicatio…
• Submit with Mounted Triangle (arm pushes across center) — When opponent pushes one arm across the centreline, S-mount and trap the head and arm bet…
• Move to High Mount (they bridge hard) — Climb knees up into opponent's armpits. Removes most bridging power — armbar and choke be…
• Move to S Mount (isolating an arm) — One foot tucked behind opponent's head, the other knee on the far side in an S shape. Set…
• Move to Technical Mount (they turn to escape) — When opponent turns to one side, ride one knee up to their chest and stay vertical. Bridg…
• Try Back Take (they turn to escape) — Gain an angle, secure one arm or seatbelt grip, and climb to the opponent's back. Availab…
• Submit with Kimura (arm floats off mat) — Figure-4 grip on the opponent's arm, rotate it behind their back to attack the shoulder. …
• Submit with Arm Triangle (arm across neck) — Trap the bottom player's near arm across their own neck, then choke with shoulder and hea…