3 Stupid Simple Methods for Escaping Mount

[@RyanLeeJJ]

Excellent! These techniques are highly effective!!! - OSS

[@PeterKofinas]

This is amazing, and it does really consistently work! I have the privilege of training under Professor Brown at 2ndgearbjj, and have been drilling this escape since he taught it in class a week ago. I am an older white belt, I am not that agile, however I have been able to escape the mount of several higher belts using this technique during live rolls. I have been doing #1 and #2, I still can’t do the shimmy very well.

[@drbnewberry]

One of the best Jiu Jitsu channels! Thanks!

[@anonoumos]

thank you for this follow up video. the 1st video didnt make me a believer of the move, this was a better explanation

[@lukewhiffen2602]

I tried today but was missing the bump forward. Will experiment further.

[@cp24eva]

Oooooh me and the wife are going to try this in a bit. Thanks brotha man!

[@DavidPerez-cg4jn]

Awesome!

[@mikeb6703]

Wow

[@scottsalb3805]

Hi Ken...I like this...question: in this case your opponent is sitting up strait. Have you had success with this when your opponent is lying down on you with shoulder pressure?

[@KennethBrown]

I tend to use it early in the transition to the mount position. But in general, whenever I can get the frame across the belt line, I've been able to create massive amounts of space with the bridge. Escapes then just naturally flow from that space.