3 Ways to Escape Full Mount

BJJ blackbelt Erin Herle is back with a tutorial showing 3 ways to escape full mount -- a dominant position when someone is sitting on your torso while you are on your back. But don't panic! Coach Erin shows how to transition to half guard, full guard, and even sweep your opponent onto their back. Questions? Drop them below!

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[genises]

My favorite is the "Double Tap" works everytime without fail

[warrennelson]

I have been training for two years and am a 69 year old white belt. At the moment with COVID 19 gyms in SoCal are closed so I'm doing solo drills on home mats and watching these videos to remind me of techniques. Hopefully we are back on the mats in a couple of months April 8 2020

[rymtotheprime]

Your channel went from kind of a street fight tips to mma I noticed that and I like it

[Thenuma]

Had a guy much stronger than me in full mount tonight, pressing his arm into my windpipe (both beginners), really helpful to see a way out of this position. Also you videos are really good at explaining finer details of movement and how to position the body. Much appreciated 😊

[oumardiakite]

2:57 the thing thats dangerous about that position is that they can try to hold you from your back and when they get the back unless your stronger there is no escape

[lukwasser]

I learnt so much about martial arts, I didn’t ever train, on this channel. Really gives you a bigger picture in terms of the sport.

[omarabdullaziz]

When my mom comes into my room while i watch fighttips tutorials:

[blacknova]

Love these video's going to learn Kickbox and MMA soon after a long break so love seeing people share their experience and knowledge in martial art. Hope i too can pass on some of my experiences like you guys(when the time is right ofcourse). Much respect to all of you.

[RR-opxz]

Awesome video, definitely appreciate how thorough it was. While covering a single technique you also took the time to explain a few simple fundamentals.

[betsyadamovich]

Thanks for the video, guys! Just got my first stripe on my whitebelt so, I'm spending a lot of time in bottom mount 😂 As someone else said, it was really helpful seeing the bridge without the other person there. Showing the difference between a correct bridge and a sort of rushed bridge was key, I definitely rush and probably don't bridge high enough. #TheMoreYouKnow 🌟

[shinwook]

The solo renaactment of the bridge and roll was very helpful, thanks a lot!

[tdkage]

I'm starting jiujitsu, and these videos are GREAT. Keep em up!

[Eringobragh]

Awesome tutorial, really like the 2nd escape.

Also Gender shouldn't be an issue here, some comments here are sad, under BJJ we're not men and women... just students.

[oleksiyraiu]

This is so interesting! You keep inviting all those different people!

[gardennovice]

Thanks for the video! I enjoyed revisiting the basics.

[maq]

Hey, I've been doing BJJ for about a month now. I'm in my forties and I'm getting my ass handed to me by guys and gals way younger, in better shape, and A LOT SMALLER than me. I gotta say Erin's tips have been a life saver! I've been getting rocked in side control and the way Erin explains those escapes has really helped my game. ERIN YOU DA BOMB!

[sweeting]

This is so so important. Thank you for this info

[Theirishcannoli]

Erin is legit. I love her tips. Great channel you got a new subscriber

[ThenryHOE]

This is the best escape video that I’ve found, great techniques

[LauraPazzaglia]

The escape techniques were very well illustrated - can't wait to try them. As an MMA beginner, I'm only familiar with the shrimp (which is similar to the first technique) but I still hadn't grasped how to turn an escape to my advantage. So it was great to see the suggested next moves. Also, I wish I hadn't read the comments. Apparently, there is a disproportionate amount of 12-year-olds that comment on these videos. : / Ciao from Italy, L