Standing position·standing kimura (3-4, best available but still low percentage from standing), wrist lock on the controlled wrist (2-3)
Two-on-One
Arm Drag Clinch
2-on-1 Tie
Two hands on one arm - leverage advantage
Dominance
55
vs 45
Control depth
Hinge
Initiating
Transitions
19
outbound
Submissions
13
downstream
What it is
Wrestling grip where both your hands control one of their arms. Creates leverage advantage for arm drags and takedowns. Controls one side of their body while your side stays free.
What you do
The step-by-step execution guide lives in the app — 6-step breakdown, biomechanics, and situational tips.
Open1position detailin the App Store↗Dominance — Initiating perspective
55 vs 45
Disadvantaged↓ 10Dominant
Control depth · Hinge — Wrist and tricep gripped, pull across body
Dominance — Countering perspective
45 vs 55
Disadvantaged↓ -10Dominant
Control depth · Distal — Peel grips, circle away, centerline your arm
WRESTLINGCONTROLTAKEDOWN SETUP
19 ways out.
All19transitionsin the App Store↗2-on-1 Tie →
Russian Tie to Single Leg
One leg captured - finish the takedown
Type
Advance
Tier
Core
Perspective
Initiating
2-on-1 Tie →
Russian Tie Takedown
Behind them standing - choke or dump
Type
Advance
Tier
Core
Perspective
Initiating
2-on-1 Tie →
2-on-1 Tie to Standing Back Body Lock
Locked hands around waist from behind
Type
Back take
Tier
Core
Perspective
Initiating
2-on-1 Tie →
Double Leg Takedown
Both legs controlled around thighs
Type
Advance
Tier
Core
Perspective
Initiating
2-on-1 Tie →
Guillotine Setup from Standing
Arm around neck - choke or takedown
Type
Submission entry
Tier
Core
Perspective
Initiating
2-on-1 Tie →
Guard Pull
Legs locked around waist - complete distance control
Type
Guard pull
Tier
Core
Perspective
Initiating
2-on-1 Tie →
Butterfly Guard Pull
Feet hook inside thighs - lifting sweeps
Type
Guard pull
Tier
Core
Perspective
Initiating
2-on-1 Tie →
Sprawl
Hips back, weight down - stuff the shot
Type
Position adjustment
Tier
Core
Perspective
Countering
2-on-1 Tie →
Snap Down
Head trapped in armpit - posture control
Type
Position adjustment
Tier
Core
Perspective
Countering
2-on-1 Tie →
Single Leg Takedown
One leg captured - finish the takedown
Type
Position adjustment
Tier
Core
Perspective
Countering
2-on-1 Tie →
2-on-1 Tie to Underhooks
Arms inside - drive and lift
Type
Reversal
Tier
Core
Perspective
Countering
2-on-1 Tie →
2-on-1 Tie to Double Underhooks
Both arms underneath, hands locked behind back
Type
Reversal
Tier
Core
Perspective
Countering
2-on-1 Tie →
2-on-1 Tie to Whizzer
Overhook locked - stop shots, counter throw
Type
Reversal
Tier
Core
Perspective
Countering
2-on-1 Tie →
2-on-1 Tie to Collar Tie
Hand on back of neck - steering control
Type
Reversal
Tier
Core
Perspective
Countering
2-on-1 Tie →
2-on-1 Tie to Single Collar Tie
One hand on neck - steer and snap
Type
Reversal
Tier
Core
Perspective
Countering
2-on-1 Tie →
2-on-1 Tie to Over-Under
One over, one under - turning power
Type
Reversal
Tier
Core
Perspective
Countering
2-on-1 Tie →
2-on-1 Tie to 2-on-1 Tie
Two hands on one arm - leverage advantage
Type
Reversal
Tier
Core
Perspective
Countering
2-on-1 Tie →
2-on-1 Tie to Arm Drag
Pull arm across, step to back
Type
Reversal
Tier
Core
Perspective
Countering
2-on-1 Tie →
Guillotine Setup from Standing
Arm around neck - choke or takedown
Type
Submission entry
Tier
Core
Perspective
Countering
13 finishes live
from this position.
All13submissionsin the App Store↗SUB-001
Hawaiian Necktie
Initiating
Long5/10
SUB-002
Hiza Gatame
Initiating
Long5/10
SUB-003
Ude Gatame
Initiating
Long5/10
SUB-004
Wakigatame
Initiating
Long4/10
SUB-005
Kimura
Initiating
Long3/10
SUB-006
Goose Neck Wrist Lock
Initiating
Long2/10
SUB-007
Hammerlock
Initiating
Long2/10
SUB-008
Reverse Wrist Lock
Initiating
Long2/10
SUB-009
Straight Armlock
Initiating
Long2/10
SUB-010
Straight Wristlock
Initiating
Long2/10
SUB-011
Top Wrist Lock
Initiating
Long2/10
SUB-012
Wrist Lock
Initiating
Long2/10
SUB-013
Flying Armbar
Initiating
Long1/10
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// 2-on-1 Tie · Standing
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