Twirling Sacrifice (Rear: Full Nelson)
1. With your opponent strongly applying a Full Nelson, stiffen your body and force your neck back against your opponent’s hands. This is done for the purpose of having your opponent concentrate his efforts to force your head forward. Take advantage of his forward force and immediately have your right foot step to your right toward 3 o’clock into a horse stance (facing 12 o’clock).
2. Immediately slide you left foot to your right foot (into a transitional left close cat stance). Without hesitation have your left foot move around and back of your opponent’s right leg toward 7:30. As you bend over (borrowing the force of your opponent) have both of your arms grab the back of your opponent’s knees. (Have your left arm pass in front of your opponent’s legs before traveling to the back of your opponent’s left leg while your right arm simply reaches behind his right leg) and lift your opponent’s legs off the ground.
3. Twirl counterclockwise (360 degrees) by first having your left foot step back toward 4:30. Continue your twirl and have your right foot step toward 6 o’clock, then your left foot toward 7:30 to smash your opponent against a wall, pole, etc. If your opponent is too big and heavy just drop your opponent on his back with the possibility of having his head smash to the ground.
4. Pull your opponent away from the wall and force him onto his back while holding his legs in the air with your arms. Quickly slide both of your hands to his ankles, right to right and left to left (with your palms facing each other) and grab both of his ankles. Immediately slide your left foot counterclockwise toward 12 o’clock, as you flip your opponent counterclockwise and face down. At this point you should now be facing 6 o’clock.
5. While maintaining both grabs in the air, drag your left foot toward your right foot (gauging the distance accordingly - Gauging Leg) and execute a right front snap ball kick to your opponent’s solar plexus. From the contact position of your right kick, track your right foot back down to the front of his body and execute a right thrusting knife-edge kick to his jaw or face, depending on the position of his head.
6. Plant your right foot as you cross your opponent’s right leg over his left leg so that his right ankle is placed in the back of his left knee. Immediately bend his left leg forward to pin it in position (similar to the likes of a figure “4”). Maintain constant control of his legs as you now position him onto his stomach. (At this point your opponent’s head is pointing toward 6 o’clock).
7. Have your left foot step forward toward 4 o’clock as you drop into a left close kneel stance and force your right knee on to his left leg. Exert enough pressure so that his left leg, that is folded over his right leg, will sprain or dislocate at the knee.
8. Grab your opponent's left ankle with both your hands as you stand, shuffle back toward 11 o’clock, jerk and straighten his left leg, before forcing it to the ground.
9. Immediately execute a left front crossover stomp on to his left ankle before you cover out twice toward 10:30.
