Gi & no-gi Intermediate
Jason Scully on opening a tight turtle: hip control, the seatbelt and flattening them to side control when the back take is not there.
Control
Seatbelt, hip control and the front headlock so the turtle cannot stand or recover guard.
Turtle Top · Turtle
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Jason Scully on opening a tight turtle: hip control, the seatbelt and flattening them to side control when the back take is not there.
Chad The Beast Hardy YouTube
How to stay attached on a turtled opponent, the counters they will try, and breaking them down to their side rather than jumping to a loose back take.
Just Train YouTube
Seatbelt on turtle, spinning behind from the front headlock and finishing with the rear naked choke. A compact attacking sequence.
Written overview of the turtle as a transitional pin and the attacking options from the top.