A 37-minute session with Jesse Walker on the leg Turk.
The leg Turk goes on the end of a guard pass you already do. Jesse calls this the last mile problem of guard passing. Because your legs are doing that work, your hands stay free to hand fight, which is where traditional hand weaves cost you.
Covered:
- The basic motion, drilled in isolation
- Two finishes: knee to the floor into mount, and the arm wedge into a backside cradle
- Plugging it into an over-under pass from half guard
- A second version for when their knee is turned in
- What to do when they hide the knee, cross their legs, or are too flexible to circle out
- A calf slicer, a knee bar, and where the name comes from.