Modified Mount: Countering Foot Capture

Master this transitional mount position that prevents opponent guard recovery when they attempt to trap your foot during bridge escape sequences.

Modified Mount Details

Modified mount is a transitional position where you raise one foot off the opponent's hip when they attempt to capture it during bridge escapes, denying them guard recovery while maintaining mount dominance.

Quick Quiz

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When to raise foot?

Technique Connections for Modified Mount

Understanding how techniques connect is crucial for effective BJJ. See how this position relates to other moves in your arsenal.

Understanding Connections

Technique connections show how different moves link together in BJJ. Understanding these pathways helps you navigate fights more effectively.

Ways to Enter:

How you can arrive at this position from other techniques.

Ways to Exit:

How you can transition out of this position to other techniques.

Common Triggers:

The most frequent situations that enable these techniques.

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Position Statistics for Modified Mount

Understand the distribution of techniques available in this position. These statistics help you see what options are most common and what areas might need more development.

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What We Measure

Our database categorizes techniques by their primary function to help you understand what options are available in each position.

Submissions: Finishing moves
Escapes: Defensive techniques
Transitions: Movement between positions
Sweeps: Reversals to top position

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