| Chapter: | Attack from Mount |
| Move: | He resists the straight arm lock |
 HIGH SQUEEZE LOCK--- If
the arm through his elbow points up towards his head....
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 ...post your other arm
behind you. Pull his elbow tight into your side.
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 Throw your leg, on the
side of your trapping arm, over and across his arm.
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 Make a Figure Four with
your legs, trapping his elbow between your legs.
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 Pull and squeeze. The
squeeze attacks his elbow joint by pulling it apart, and causes painful
pressure on the nerves by his elbow. |
 LOW SQUEEZE LOCK--- In
this situation, your arm trapping his arm points down. Again, post your
free arm and pull the locked arm as tightly as possible into his elbow
joint. |
 Throw your top leg over
his arm, and make a Figure Four. In these pictures the opponent has
released his grip for demonstration purposes. |
 Squeeze your knees
tightly together and apply the finish. |
 If you do not squeeze
your knees tightly together, he will grab your knee, pull it, and ...
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 ...clear his hand from
the hold. In either case,if he does let go, simply...
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 ... take the straight
arm lock. |