Double Drag | Counter Resistance
Part of the course: Super Drags by Paul Schreiner

Part of the course: Super Drags by Paul Schreiner

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Counter resistance from the double grip arm drag involves following the opponent's movement to gain a superior position. When attempting to drag the opponent forward and encountering resistance, instead of continuing to pull, use their backward momentum to come up and chase their back.
- Establish a double grip on the opponent's arm.
- If the opponent resists the forward drag by pulling back, use this opportunity to stand up with them.
- As you rise, maintain a tight head position and step over to cover their back.
- Insert the near side hook immediately as you catch their back.
- Adjust your position to secure the second hook.
- From here, you can look for finishing options such as a rear naked choke or a gi choke, depending on the situation.
- If the opponent postures up, you can also pass your foot across and secure a leg hug.
This technique allows you to capitalize on the opponent's resistance, enabling you to transition from a failed drag to taking the back and setting up submissions.