I just added this weeks lesson recorded as we worked it last night. TriPod sweep > saddle > inside heel hook. Find it in the classroom

I have been trying to find the best words to explain how you grip the heel. The moment you bite the heel the other guy should feel in danger. I think this is the best wat to start fixing your grip. Retract your elbow you your tailbone. The elbow is a pivot point. Pivot your hand away from their head. These details are all in the lessons we studied for Feb. All the lessons are up now in the classrom. Next we will look at inside heel hook using the saddle as the controlling position. Will have the first video by Wed.

This week is the last week we will be focused on the outside heel hook using outside ashi to finish. I will upload the last instructional by tomorrow. Next wee will start looking at the inside heel hook mostly using saddle. For the Gi it will be using saddle to attack the secondary foot, or switching to the straight knee bar.

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