Open Guard to Leg Drag to Arm Triangle (Advanced)

Professor Lucas Lepri shows a pass that starts with a leg drag and then the opponent attempts to defend. Lucas is standing and the opponent has the open guard. Lucas controls the legs and moves in, stepping on one of the opponent’s leg. This allows him to reach for the other leg so he can perform a leg drag. As Lucas goes for the leg drag and controls the hip, the opponent reacts by placing his bottom leg over Lucas’ shoulder. Lucas now slides his inside knee to the other side and reaches with his inside arm for the opponent’s neck on the far side. The opponent attempts to escape by moving away, but Lucas just follows and moves all the way to the other side while still controlling the neck. He now connects his hands together and uses that grip to turn the opponent over. From here, Lucas then locks in the arm triangle and finishes by sprawling. If the opponent does not tap, then Lucas moves in and steps over the opponent to finish.