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HEADLOCK FROM THE SIDE DEFENSE

(ATTACKER’S WEIGHT FORWARD;

WITH SPACE) Groundfighting

Although this technique appears dissimilar from the previous exercise and will
have a slightly different result, the movements made are almost exactly the same.
This technique is done when a smart attacker, attempting to avoid the leg hook
of the previous technique, leans forward but also scoots his legs forward to stay
out of your reach. Although this makes a leg hook difficult, it creates space that
you can use to your advantage.

STARTING POSITION: Headlock from the Side Defense Basic Positioning
(page 323).

1. Reach your top leg over, as though trying to hook the attacker’s leg.