sha said:you can try to dig the point of your elbow into his shin while grabbing his foot to hold his leg in place (hurts, but I don't know if it's enough to submit him).
you can try the armbar, I think sakuraba pulls it off while rolling with the Chute Boxe guys on a Pride promotional video.
Bas Rutten shows a lot of moves on his DVDs, but it kind of relies on strength (like armbar using your neck or shoulder as a fulcrum point).
I don't agree with people saying these submissions are useless. Sure, you will probably not get the submission, but it might open up other oportunities, and it's always good to surprise your oponent with something he might not know, and throw him of his game.
I use dto roll with a 250lb bjj blue belt who would always do this one to me, he was so damn strong there was no way i could stay on his back.Half Boston Crab said:I read an article about Bart Vale of all people, and he went through that elbow shinlock while back mounted and also another move, where you are on your stomach with him on your back and tilt forwards, making him slide down towards your head as much as possible. He then grabbed the back of his opponents head/neck with both hands, yanking it forwards and down against his shoulder, making sort of a neck crank. If he didn't get the neck crank he could at least pull him off his back. It's probably not a very high percentage move, but it might be worth a try.
another move, where you are on your stomach with him on your back and tilt forwards, making him slide down towards your head as much as possible. He then grabbed the back of his opponents head/neck with both hands, yanking it forwards and down against his shoulder, making sort of a neck crank. If he didn't get the neck crank he could at least pull him off his back. It's probably not a very high percentage move, but it might be worth a try.
Follow this advice man. I know you want to know a few submissions with someone on your back, but chances are you are going to get submitted going for one, because you will forget to defend your neck, or leave an arm out.bammann45 said:step 1: escape back mount.
step 2: achieve a dominant position.
step 3: submit him.
Half Boston Crab said:I read an article about Bart Vale of all people, and he went through that elbow shinlock while back mounted and also another move, where you are on your stomach with him on your back and tilt forwards, making him slide down towards your head as much as possible. He then grabbed the back of his opponents head/neck with both hands, yanking it forwards and down against his shoulder, making sort of a neck crank. If he didn't get the neck crank he could at least pull him off his back. It's probably not a very high percentage move, but it might be worth a try.
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