No gi, drilled getting hooks from top turtle, then adjusting/regaining both hooks if he peels one out, from the back latch grip.
Other move was new to me, triangle from back mount. You stay on his back side though, pretty cool. Hug the leg or hip up to finish, a bit awkward feeling at first but still pretty cool.
Rolled one round of guard passing, from bottom I hit mostly arm in guillotines. From top I was a bit slower but worked my kneebars/ankle locks, and passed a bit. My bottom is definitely more active then my top now.
Rolled 2 rounds then a few more in open mat from the knees. Happy to say I did well, again nailing arm in guillotines, ankle locks, and kneebars a lot.
Used the chin strap grip for my arm in guillotine a few times and it works much better this way, have to make sure to go for that chin strap as my go to rather than just wrappping my arm around the head.
Hit the ankle lock while standing in open guard today. I usually attack it from the outside as I think escaping that is a little more difficult. I should make it more of a point to walk forward and circle when I have it to negate my partner's defense. I think if I walk in to him and circle it will be harder for him to put his foot on my hip and turn out.
Back to the subject of my arm ins, like the ankle lock/kneebar I try to nail them from every where. Hit them from guard, half guard, mount, top turtle. During scrambles a lot also. From mount or top turtle I get it as they turn into me, usually I jack an overhook first then let them turn into me as I put the choke in place.
With a newer partner I worked my sidemoutn escapes by letting him start in top side mount. Worked right into turning in and getting the single leg and also timing a bridge/roll as he steps over into mount, landing me in top guard.
I made the point to go for kimuras on this guy and worked them from NS, rolling a forearm to get an underhook while turning him, and pinching the knees on him while working the top arm for the kimura.
As a final note, I felt great in class tonight like I was back in a groove and a familiar place. Hitting the arm ins, ankle locks, kneebars, and now the kimuras made me extra happy, as those seem to be my high percentage subs in general that I work for a lot.
Always landed way more of those then armbars/triangles/omoplatas(lol I suck at these) and even RNC's.