This document discusses common submission attacks from top side mount position in jiu-jitsu. From the top, the most common attacks are the Americana, Kimura, spin armbar, and chokes using the opponent's gi. On the bottom, the only high percentage offensive option is sometimes attacking the arm closest to your head with a Kimura armlock.
This document discusses common submission attacks from top side mount position in jiu-jitsu. From the top, the most common attacks are the Americana, Kimura, spin armbar, and chokes using the opponent's gi. On the bottom, the only high percentage offensive option is sometimes attacking the arm closest to your head with a Kimura armlock.
This document discusses common submission attacks from top side mount position in jiu-jitsu. From the top, the most common attacks are the Americana, Kimura, spin armbar, and chokes using the opponent's gi. On the bottom, the only high percentage offensive option is sometimes attacking the arm closest to your head with a Kimura armlock.
Attacks: There are actually a greater variety of submissions
available to you from the top of
Side Mount than in most other top positions. These include straight and bent armlocks, chokes with and without the gi, neck cranks, footlocks and kneebars. The most common attacks are the Americana (Varmlock), the Kimura (chicken wing armlock), the spin armbar and several chokes using your opponent's gi. On the bottom you don't have very many high-percentage offensive options, but it is sometimes possible to submit and/or roll your opponent by attacking the arm closest to your head with a Kimura armlock.