At first if you cannot stop your opponent from dropping their hips you have to move around them into side control. Maintaining a dominant angle and position is important, but not always possible. Get comfortable with this option before we move towards ways of taking your opponent's back.
This is video series is from our BJJConcepts.net Back Control section. We are in the process of re filming our fundamental program to show you all our newest and best material.
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