Ankle Pick to Arm Bar 2

Transitioning from an ankle pick to an armbar when the opponent posts to prevent the sweep:

1. Start with the same setup as before, getting underneath the opponent and extending to create space.
2. When the opponent posts to prevent being swept, take advantage of their position by grabbing their arm as if in No-Gi, without setting up a spider guard grip.
3. Shove the opponent's arm to the ground to prevent them from standing back up.
4. Post the arm to the ground and move your hips closer to the opponent's face.
5. Bring your shin over their face, grab the arm, and go to your knees, turning to the side.
6. From this position, you can establish the same omoplata grip, squeezing your legs together and extending to secure the armbar.
7. If the opponent has a grip, push their arm hard to break it and lock your arm to prevent them from retracting it.
8. Scoop your hips up, using your foot and hand to post if necessary, and bring your shin across the opponent's face.
9. Bring your foot in to start squeezing your legs together and grab the arm closer to you.
10. Drop onto your shoulder, secure the omoplata grip to prevent the opponent from rotating their hand or arm, pinch your knees, and pull to finish the armbar.