Pedro Sauer: Mounted Armbar (Excellent Details) 

Lol

It's true

And badly.......lol.gjj4life

+Jacob Miller-Vasquez they should just give him a red belt and call it a day.

Our old gym hosted several and we traveled to get the chance to train with him. Met awesome guys like Alan Magenello, Eddie Camden and Jeff Curran. Many others as well. When. I earned rank from Pedro Sauer I was in awe he thought I deserved it

not many. theres like MAYBE a dozen red belts (alive) like Rickson and Relson Gracie, and a handful of coral belts (my instructor is one)

CrimsonDrago hi, who's your instructor? :)

Luiz Palhares. he is under Master Rickson.

:) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Brazilian_jiu-jitsu_practitioners

Macarrão is another coral belt. And Mauricio (Roger Gracie's father) is another coral belt

Where do you see this, if I may ask? Can you give a timestamp?

RickMerchantttt i think hes talking about the initial mount position, where the professor shifts his hips to his left. @ 0:30 - 1:30

yerrrdig Cool, thanks.

What works nicely about the armbar Prof. Sauer is setting up is that if his partner wants to get Prof. Sauer's right leg back into half guard, he needs to turn on his left shoulder. So all Prof. Sauer would have to do is step his leg up the way he does around 2:18, and the armbar would proceed as he showed. You, as the bottom man, would need to try and shrimp back to half guard before you let the top guy feed in that deep collar grip. I know it's a little late, but I hope that answers your question. Obviously there's a thousand 'what-ifs' with any technique! Cheers.

I hope I'm correct in assuming you mean his right leg before it comes up to trap the shoulder for an S mount, by reaching inside the bottom guys right collar, this prevents the bottom guy from turning to his left to hook his leg into half guard, as his shoulder is pinned and cannot allow him to do that.

+pandnh4 he gave the downvote to himself just to make things fair lol