This document provides instructions for a series of submission techniques from the guard that start with an armbar and transition through a sankaku, another armbar, and then forcing the opponent onto their back. Some advanced knowledge of submissions from the guard is required to perform this series. The techniques described include shifting leg position for an armbar, locking in the opponent's arm as they reach behind the neck, pushing the head down during a sankaku triangle, shifting hips to set up another armbar, and pushing with the leg over the head to force the opponent onto their back.

1. This is an excelent series of techniques
to practice from the guard.
Note:
Some advanced knowledge is required for
this series.
You start of with a basic armbar from the guard.
Your opponent reaches behind your neck
and starts applying pressure too release his arm.
As he does this you shift you leg to the other side
of his head. And lock in his arm, with which he reached
behind your neck.
You can apply an armbar there.
If your opponent is too strong,
you can easily go for a sankaku from this
position.
Make sure you push his head down
as you apply the triangle.
Your opponent then forces you up.
You shift your hips to the right,
making sure your body is crossed to his.
You can now easily make another armbar.
Now you push with the leg over
your opponents head, forcing him
to his back. You can now submit him
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