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Learn The “Near & Far Ankle” Approach To Dealing With The Turtle Position

Learn The “Near & Far Ankle” Approach To Dealing With The Turtle Position

If your opponent turtles up and really tightens up, then there’s not much you can do to create openings. However, two things might still be available – their ankles.
And, coincidentally, there are two ways to use their ankles to deal with the Turtle position; the “near and far ankle” approach.

Neil Melanson demonstrates them on the video below:

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