Footlock from Butterfly Ashi leg entanglement
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The Butterfly Ashi is a leg entanglement that is similar to the Straight Ashi entanglement, but the positions of your legs around the trapped leg are slightly different. The most practical application for the butterfly ashi is the straight footlock where you can use the entanglement to rotate to the belly down footlock when he attempts to defend by moving to the side or rotate.
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