Throw By To Back-Take #2

Executing a throw by to back-take when the opponent comes up to their knees:

1. Start by going into the leg drag, posting your hand on the inside of the opponent's knee, straightening out, and turning your knee out.
2. Step forward and change grips, dropping one hand to the opponent's ankle and using the opposite hand to push on their knee, going above it.
3. Slap across into the leg drag, dropping your weight immediately, securing a hand on the collar, elbow in, knee to the mat, and keeping the opposite knee close to the opponent's hip.
4. As the opponent starts coming up to their knees, slide your left hook in first, staying on their side and keeping your foot flexed to wrap tightly around their calf.
5. Avoid stepping over the opponent's back directly; instead, stay low to the ground to prevent being rolled over.
6. Use your right foot posted on the mat to push back, bringing the opponent into you and creating space for the second hook.
7. Secure the seatbelt grip and position yourself to get the second hook in, even if the opponent brings their knee tight to their chest.
8. If necessary, cross your feet and arch your hips into the opponent's back to secure the position.