Closed Guard is one of those positions from which it can get notoriously frustrating to submit people. Sure, you’re in a more dominant position than your opponent; but submitting them or even sweeping them is a difficult task. Which is why you need to learn a couple of basic principles when attacking from Closed Guard – as early on in your BJJ journey as possible.
Do you know how to set up a Spinning Armbar from Closed Guard?
You should – it’s super effective.
Magid Hage demonstrates below:
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