The best moves in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu are, arguably, the ones which aren’t (too) complicated – and that you can resort to more often than not.
These high percentage techniques need to be learned and practiced as often as possible; such as, for instance, the following back take from Turtle!
If your opponent is in an extremely tight Turtle position, then it can be really difficult to find an opening – let alone sink in a hook for a back take.
Luckily however, Roger Gracie has the solution.
Here’s how you can open the opponent’s leg, in order to create space for sinking a hook in:
