Getting caught in a Front Headlock position, especially when it happens when you’re in Turtle, is no fun. You’re in grave danger of getting submitted – and your opponent will be looking to do just that.
So, you better know how to escape this position. And you better do it as fast as possible – otherwise, expect to tap out soon enough.
Gordon Ryan shows how to do the perfect Front Headlock escape on the video below:
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