How do I maintain back control in BJJ?

Back control maintenance starts with the seatbelt grip, one arm over the shoulder and one under the armpit with hands connected on their chest. Your hooks, feet inside their thighs, prevent them from turning to face you. Keep your chest pressed tight against their back with no space between your bodies. The most common escape involves clearing the bottom hook and sliding down to escape. Prevent this by maintaining active hooks and adjusting as they move. The body triangle is the strongest back control tool because it eliminates the hook clearing escape entirely. Lock your legs in a triangle around their torso for maximum control. When transitioning between choke attempts, always re-establish your seatbelt control before trying again. Do not chase the neck with both hands because losing seatbelt control makes back escapes much easier. Ride their movement like a bull rider rather than trying to hold them still.