Emil Fischer

Here's a snippet of my curriculum from last month, which focused on securing shoulder locks from top position. This particular setup addresses an opponent using the infamous "home alone" defense and simply being content to survive. These can be irritating to deal with.

The key element here is to go from mount to a knee on neck knee on hip variant of side control in order to draw frames from the bottom player. As they set their frames, immediately remount them and use the former frame to isolate the arm. Try it out!

Fit by uke filmed in front of a live audience at

I don't understand why my doctor insisted that I wear this shirt depicting our mutual friend while demonstrating this backside cryangle, but here we are.

Anyways, what do you think of this move? Real or nah?