allowed us to move onto some unarmed grappling, where we turned the entry into a two-on-one into an arm-drag

We then went back through the arm-drag/counter drill, arm-drag/taking the back drill, arm-drag/taking

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We began with the basic standing arm-drag . We then went immediately to the ground to look at how the arm-drag can be applied from butterfly guard entirely on attacking and defending the back – stand-up mid-range clinch to pressure test the standing arm-drag , butterfly guard passing to pressure test the grounded arm-drag, over-hook/under-hook clinch sparring

We looked at the arm-drag and arm-drag counters, and then arm-drag/double leg takedown combinations.

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We went back over the arm-drag/counter and arm-drag/double leg takedown drill before looking at entries

(Thai plumb position), bulling ( collar and elbow tie-up), pummelling (over-hook/under-hook), arm-drag /counter and taking the back using the arm-drag.

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Next we did an arm-drag counter drill and then moved onto some Thai clinch work.

was followed by neck wrestling and pummelling to work clinch positioning and then drilled the arm-drag