Atlas/Control/Crucifix
Control position·Crucifix choke (wrist/forearm across the throat), Rear naked choke variation, Armbar on the leg-trapped arm
Double Trap
Crucifix Control

Crucifix

Both arms trapped - one in legs, one in hands

Dominance
86
vs 14
Control depth
Head neck
Controlling
Transitions
9
outbound
Submissions
38
downstream
//01About this position

What it is

Top position where both opponent's arms are trapped - one between your legs and one controlled by your hands. The dual arm control removes their defensive ability and creates submission opportunities. This position provides complete control through arm isolation.

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 — Controlling perspective
86 vs 14
Disadvantaged72Dominant
Control depth · Head neck — Both arms isolated - attack freely, no defense
Dominance — Escaping perspective
14 vs 86
Disadvantaged-72Dominant
Control depth · Distal — Both arms trapped - protect neck, free arms
//02Concept tags
CONTROLSUBMISSION SETUP
//03Transitions outbound

9 ways out.

All9transitionsin the App Store
//04Submissions downstream

38 finishes live
from this position.

All38submissionsin the App Store
//05Linked positions

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Control82
Back Control
Over-under grip - upper body control from back
7 ↗ transitionsControlling
Control85
Truck
Behind and beside, leg trapped - twister, back takes
8 ↗ transitionsControlling
Control90
Back Mount
Behind with hooks - back control, submission access
6 ↗ transitionsControlling
Control84
Head-and-Arm Control
Arm trapped to neck - sets up arm triangle and darce
5 ↗ transitionsControlling
// Crucifix · Control

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