Hawking by Priit Mihkelson

[@TheJedi1980]

Priit is a genius. Had a seminar with him last year.

[@mischifmike8818]

Lachlan just recently showed something that looked a little similar to this but he lays his head on his bottom arm to stop the crossface with his bottom arm facing up in a L. I think he calls it the Pillow Position. I know you're never going to see this Pritt but I wish I could pick your brain about why you think its much safer (risk/reward) to keep that bottom arm near the hips. For reference I saw Lachlan going over his thing in a recent side control escape youtube video of his. Really love your stuff Pritt, Thx.

[@weps1981]

He's got some seminar videos here in KZbin. Type his name and BJJ Globetrotters. He uses the Hawkins in a lot of positions so make sure you check his seminars.👍

[@apekillssnake]

The Click- I think is to have connection, you will have seemed his hip to your base, so bridge works! That I believe answers your question. Risk is hand is low, reward is trapped on the bridge-waist! Like a tortilla!

[@Nova-qn9se]

I have been working this on lower ranks for a few months, and if you have the correct "I don't know" posture with your shoulders, you shouldn't need your hands to help defend anything related to your neck. I don't mean for that to come across as arrogant, I am no expert in this position, just what I've found.

[@MackTrainingAcademy]

Interesting use of defensive principles. Seems to work in submission grappling but this is one of those things that does a disservice to jiu jitsu as a self defense martial art.

[@slavicvolk]

2:42 running man and hawking

[@Boysoundtechniques]

Excellent master!

[@apex0378557]

When I use this during actual rolling my opponent goes north south and then tea bags me.

[@davedave8608]

Oss

[@ricardomoonbeam8530]

If we are talking about accountability and honesty, let's discuss why it's REALLY called the Hawking position 🙄

[@TheBongler]

🤣🤣🤷‍♂️💯

[@dylanduncan7208]

Who cares 😂

[@samurai74785]

Go outside bro lol