There are a lot of ways to take the back in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. However, the most effective of ways are often, at the same time, the most unexpected of ways, too.
For example – who of your training partners would expect you to take their back from K Guard? Yeah, not many of them probably… And, quite likely, not a lot of them play the K Guard at all.
Which is precisely why you have to learn how to take the back from K Guard!
Jason Rau demonstrates on the video below:
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