Gi & no-gi Intermediate
Andrew Wiltse on transitioning to mount when the hooks are lost, so you do not end up in a scramble.
Transitions
Moving to mount when the opponent escapes the hooks, rather than losing position altogether.
Also called back to mount, losing the back to mount, mount from back.
2 resources
Andrew Wiltse on transitioning to mount when the hooks are lost, so you do not end up in a scramble.
Lachlan Giles on moving between the armbar and back control so a defended choke becomes an armbar and a defended armbar becomes the back again.