North and South (69)
Fri May 27, 2005 3:56 am
The 'north and south,' 69 or upper four position, is a hold down position great for setting up submissions on the arms and head.
| North & South Keeping your chest down and a wide base will help ensure a good position. |
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I like to have one arm over and one under so I can work for the anaconda choke from here. I also like to have my legs extended so my hips are pinning his head down and making him very uncomfortable. The position shown is better to throw knees from.![]()
JRemew
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