back/rear mount

Lucas Lepri has won the World Jiu-Jitsu Championship, the Nogi World Jiu-Jitsu Championship, Pan American Championships and the Nogi Pan American Championships multiple times in the lightweight division. 

So when Lucas shows us some nice follow-up submissions from the triangle from back control, we might want to pay attention. 

For a long time, I struggled with the back mount position.  Reaching back mount and setting my hooks required an extraordinary amount of effort, and once I accomplished that goal, I bumbled about trying to set a choke and my opponent would ultimately escape.  In many cases, I preferred to play guard simply because I was better at it.  Taking the back was just a good way for me to get points, not to finish fights.

Kenny Johnson does a very nice job of breaking down this breakdown. He also say's "Wrestling has no taps, thats how tough wrestlers are." Yup, that's tough alright. 

Lockflow's favorite modern day samurai, Kurt "Don't be a dumbass" Osiander shows us how to escape that pesky back mount. So pay attention or go to sleep.

Let the king of the back attack show you some finer details of keeping your hooks in.

A great technique from Lockflow favorite Ronda "Rowdy" Rousey and Sherdog.com

Eduardo "Teta" Rios gives a nice attack when your opponent tries to escape your back control.

Sometimes your opponent just won't let you get that RNC in, here's an option for you to try.

Guard to Back Control