Over Under and Toreanda Pass Counter to Reverse Triangle, Kimura or Armbar Variation (Advanced)

Professor Lucas Lepri expands on the over under counter to include defenses against the Toreanda pass, emphasizing that the technique requires consistent practice and a willingness to risk losing the position to succeed . The main variation introduced is the "reverse triangle pit stop," which is used if the opponent attempts to step over the leg to clear the guard. Lucas locks a reverse triangle to temporarily stabilize the opponent, creating a window to isolate the arm for a Kimura trap or a transition back to an armbar. By maintaining this control and focusing on the triceps to break defensive grips, the submission is secured even if the opponent attempts to roll or stack.