Back Escape - Estima Wrist Lock - Coach Zahabi

Escaping the back can seem complicated, in this video I try to simplify and make clear on how to get control of your opponents arm with the highest amount of leverage possible.
Taken from Advanced Basics Series Vol. 14 Back Escapes Made Easy
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[@TrungNguyen-sd8qg]

Thank you Coach! It always blows my mind how many gems I can find on this channel.

[@aquddus1907]

Master of the game coach!

[@barryirlandi4217]

Brilliant stuff

[@marcusaurelius2773]

Fantastic instruction, as usual.

[@tededo]

Hey Firaz, at 1:35 and 4:55, I counter with a inverted/reverse catch wrestling kimura. Works like a charm. Most students tap, whiole upperbelt will simply agressively pull out their arm for fear to be submitted.

[@amadodobronx9930]

If only every Oliveira/Islam enemy watched this video... 💀

[@barryirlandi4217]

Opponent

[@blueboat9581]

Thank you brother

[@PIOT23]

Great tip

[@zshakur]

That wrist lock is also found in Japanese JJ, Aikido, and Ninjutsu. I love this application of it as an escape. Very cool!

[@lima_wawae6283]

Hapkido, as well. 🖖

[@jamesrosales89]

this is really helpful thankyou !

[@Al-nx1lx]

It would be great to see a clip of this technique used in competetive MMA or grappling fight.

Excellent as usual coach! Question: when you escape the lower half, can you rotate around to catch the lat trap in top side control?

[@johannb9126]

Thank You!

[@XingyiTaijiFighter75]

and what happens when he just switches hands to choke you while you have two to one on his wrist?

[@briantneary2248]

Would this work on Gumby? 🤔

[@stefanocioni2587]

Coach question: why do we never see this escape in mma? Is it because of the gloves?

[@urbansamurai261]

Trying to twist someone's wrist against resistance is actually very very hard and if they're as strong or stronger its almost impossible but passing the choke arm to the opposite shoulder is a very legit tactic used all the time in mma. If you see someone turn into the person who has back control its usually because they passed that arm over to the opposite shoulder

[@NelLee-z9d]

The starting position is wrong. The guys hands are gonna be around your neck and his legs and hips are gonns be driving you upwards, his knuckles are gonna be tucked inwards aswell

[@stringsnare]

Lol this is a little shot at Volk for talking crap at Islam and doing noootin.

[@Daland9]

Beautiful gem Coach!

[@markandrewclearwater]

Love it ! Thank you so much for all your teachings.

[@luckyhook590]

Hello Coach, is there a possibility for an executioner choke in the moment you move the arm over the head ? Thank you.

[@azanad]

show us against Khabib, coach Zahabi.

[@-oricohenjj5713]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Orion-ns8hj]

Lol firas is better grappler than khabib

[@MrXander1981]

So if it's hard to do technique against Khabib, it's useless? )

[@ALLTimeGamerTroll]

@@Orion-ns8hj sure, better jiu jitsu practitioner. But allow them to punch and it will be SMESH SMESH SMESH

[@Orion-ns8hj]

@@ALLTimeGamerTroll this whole video is about bjj so i don't know what's the point of bringing mma here

[@zabiadina5309]

Thanks brother 🙏🙏🙏

[@Actionable_wisdom]

To quote Nate Diaz, ' I am not surprised' that I find these gems on this channel. Shukran Coach! God Bless

[@gauravrana53]

Hello firas zahabi how are you. Please make a video on great gama 110 kg grappling machine wrestling champion of india

[@paulinosamson8507]

GEEEEEM!! Thanks coach!!

[@dragonjohnson6352]

Nice technique coach. May I ask, why not try to finish from there? The arm is extended and the wrist is locked. It looks like if you put your weight on it, you should be able to improvise an arm bar or simply get a tap with the wrist lock. I'm sure the other person could escape, but If they are reluctant to give up the back to do so, I think you could finish it there.

[@zshakur]

Need a bit more leverage to make that lock work from that position.

[@dragonjohnson6352]

@@zshakur Yea but what about the fall he does at 4:54. He's got his weight down on it a bit. He could use his head as the fulcrum for an improvised armbar, or just commit to the wrist lock. Looks that way to me anyway

[@AndreLobov]

​@@dragonjohnson6352seems maybe lower percentage. And if it fails you lose the control and they still have your back. Whereas if you use it to escape, 100% you'll end up back in a neutral position. If your opponent is much worse at grappling, maybe go for the armbar, but if it's a close, dangerous match, better to take the high-percentage escape probably. That would be my guess