The bottom Hindu Control holder uses the taught kick-through response to establish a leg triangle around the neck and one arm, stopping at control before a separate finish.

Begin as the bottom Hindu Control holder with the leg-in head enclosure established. Remove finishing pressure before changing the head-and-leg arrangement.

Support the raised knee through the hip angle as the enclosure changes. Use the taught kick-through response to bring the leg into the triangle-control arrangement. Establish the leg triangle around the neck and one arm as Triangle Control/Bottom. Stop at the control checkpoint; a submission finish requires its own separate action.

Practice cooperatively with controlled movement. Stop at any tap, verbal signal, or distress; release all joint or neck pressure before changing direction. Do not force a trapped knee, shoulder, or neck to preserve the route.

From Position: Hindulotine (Bottom)

Key Attacking Principles

What are the key principles for executing Hindu Control to Triangle?

  • Bottom holds the leg-in enclosure: Begin as the bottom Hindu Control holder with the leg-in head enclosure established.
  • Pressure released before exchange: Remove finishing pressure before changing the head-and-leg arrangement.
  • Hip angle supports the raised knee: Support the raised knee through the hip angle as the enclosure changes.
  • Leg moves through the opening: Use the taught kick-through response to bring the leg into the triangle-control arrangement.
  • Neck and one arm within the legs: Establish the leg triangle around the neck and one arm as Triangle Control/Bottom.
  • Triangle control before finishing: Stop at the control checkpoint; a submission finish requires its own separate action.

Prerequisites

What do you need before attempting Hindu Control to Triangle?

  • Begin as the bottom Hindu Control holder with the leg-in head enclosure established.
  • Remove finishing pressure before changing the head-and-leg arrangement.
  • Support the raised knee through the hip angle as the enclosure changes.
  • Use the taught kick-through response to bring the leg into the triangle-control arrangement.

Execution Steps

How do you execute Hindu Control to Triangle step by step?

  1. Confirm Hindu Control: Begin as the bottom Hindu Control holder with the leg-in head enclosure established.
  2. Unload the neck: Remove finishing pressure before changing the head-and-leg arrangement.
  3. Keep the exchange controlled: Support the raised knee through the hip angle as the enclosure changes.
  4. Use the kick-through response: Use the taught kick-through response to bring the leg into the triangle-control arrangement.
  5. Confirm the triangle: Establish the leg triangle around the neck and one arm as Triangle Control/Bottom.
  6. Pause at control: Stop at the control checkpoint; a submission finish requires its own separate action.

Possible Outcomes

ResultPositionProbability
SuccessTriangle Control40%
FailureHindulotine40%
CounterClosed Guard20%

Opponent Counters

How might your opponent counter Hindu Control to Triangle?

  • Recognize the leg exchange before the triangle closes. (Effectiveness: Medium) - Your Response: Keep the required control or use the stated reset; do not force the next movement. → Leads to Hindulotine
  • Maintain head and shoulder alignment while space remains. (Effectiveness: Medium) - Your Response: Keep the required control or use the stated reset; do not force the next movement. → Leads to Hindulotine
  • Keep the arm near the torso before the enclosure isolates it. (Effectiveness: Medium) - Your Response: Keep the required control or use the stated reset; do not force the next movement. → Leads to Closed Guard

Common Attacking Mistakes

What mistakes should you avoid when executing Hindu Control to Triangle?

1. Skipping confirm hindu control

  • Consequence: The next action lacks its required control.
  • Correction: Begin as the bottom Hindu Control holder with the leg-in head enclosure established.

2. Skipping unload the neck

  • Consequence: The next action lacks its required control.
  • Correction: Remove finishing pressure before changing the head-and-leg arrangement.

3. Skipping keep the exchange controlled

  • Consequence: The next action lacks its required control.
  • Correction: Support the raised knee through the hip angle as the enclosure changes.

4. Skipping use the kick-through response

  • Consequence: The next action lacks its required control.
  • Correction: Use the taught kick-through response to bring the leg into the triangle-control arrangement.

5. Skipping confirm the triangle

  • Consequence: The next action lacks its required control.
  • Correction: Establish the leg triangle around the neck and one arm as Triangle Control/Bottom.

Training Progressions

How do you train Hindu Control to Triangle (Attacker)?

Phase 1 - Confirm Hindu Control Begin as the bottom Hindu Control holder with the leg-in head enclosure established. Pause at this checkpoint with a cooperative partner before linking the next step.

Phase 2 - Unload the neck Remove finishing pressure before changing the head-and-leg arrangement. Pause at this checkpoint with a cooperative partner before linking the next step.

Phase 3 - Keep the exchange controlled Support the raised knee through the hip angle as the enclosure changes. Pause at this checkpoint with a cooperative partner before linking the next step.

Phase 4 - Use the kick-through response Use the taught kick-through response to bring the leg into the triangle-control arrangement. Pause at this checkpoint with a cooperative partner before linking the next step.

Safety Considerations

What are the safety concerns for Hindu Control to Triangle?

Practice cooperatively with controlled movement. Stop at any tap, verbal signal, or distress; release all joint or neck pressure before changing direction. Do not force a trapped knee, shoulder, or neck to preserve the route.