Double Under Pass Recovery | Breaking The Collar Grip

Recovering from a double under pass involves breaking the collar grip and preventing the opponent from stacking and passing. To counter this position:

1. When the opponent grabs your collar and the other grip on your butt, anticipate their movement to the side.
2. Use a stiff arm grip on the sleeve to frame against the opponent's hips, preventing them from moving forward.
3. With a C-grip, control your own leg to curve it and use your hamstrings to push the opponent back slightly.
4. To break the collar grip, slide your right leg towards the opponent's shoulder and use your back to scoop your shoulders back, applying pressure to break the grip.
5. Once the grip is broken, palm your leg to regain control and prevent the opponent from passing.
6. Keep your legs flexed throughout the process to maintain pressure and control.
7. Slide your shoulders and open your leg close to the opponent's biceps, aiming as close to the elbow as possible.
8. Use your hamstring to kick and break the grip on the collar, creating space to palm your leg and reestablish control.