Using the Topspin to Create Far Side Back Exposure VS Side Control (and Turtle)
NoGi BJJ: Intro to back attacks by Corey Guitard
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When your opponent turns into you from bottom side control with an underhook or a frame, you can move to the other side of their body using a topspin. From there, their back is available for the taking. The topspin can also be used when attacking the turtle or front headlock positions.
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