Mastering High Mount Position Control

High mount position elevates you on the opponent's chest to isolate their arms for devastating submissions like chokes and arm attacks, though its height makes it more susceptible to bridging escapes compared to the smothering control of low mount.

Sit high on the opponent's chest to isolate both arms completely for submission opportunities, maintain balance to prevent bridging escapes, control head position with cross-face grip, and transition between high and low mount variations based on opponent reactions.

Sit high on chest with knees in armpitsIsolate both arms before attempting submissionsUse cross-face grip to control head positionDrive same-side hip when opponent bridgesBe ready to drop to low mount for controlMaintain prayer feet for balance stabilityBreathe deeply while applying constant pressureChain attacks to create defensive dilemmasFinish with cross choke once arms are isolatedTransition to technical mount if they shrimp away