CLASS: Attacking from Top Turtle Seatbelt Position (12-May-25)
Class Instruction at VRJJ
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9m 38s
When the opponent is in Turtle, and you can secure a seatbel using your lapel, you can do a choke. If he rolls you before you can do the choke, you can secure the crucifix from underneath and transition to side or back control. If he doesn't roll you, and you can't get a choke, you can force the backtake using a seatbelt roll.
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