Effective Side Control Escape against Heavyweights, featuring Professor Paxton from Roger Gracie

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[@tedraymundo9283]

Intuitive and brilliant. Thank you.

[@delhisultanate]

Great technique !

[@RemcoBakker548]

Awesome, will try asap!

[@raphaelpereira1373]

nice!

[@MegaSerioussam]

He sounds like Bob Breen (JKD). Nice little system

[@huskylord123]

I think this is a valuable lesson and something you want in your arsenal, but I would classify this as "preventing" side control as opposed to an escape. As I've learned over and over, you've already screwed up if you're trapped in side control...getting out is hard...and that's why you want to do your best from NOT getting caught under. Cheers.

[@coneryj]

um... this is nearly an exact copy of my signature escape I've been doing forever... However, I put the other shin in first. You can see that I show details on arm technique to block the gift wrap as well as knee on belly. You can see that I made this video 11 years ago! I think people are starting to get this escape from me! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZOvZ5-Karx8qdUsi=nJLsD0Tkf48-1285