What is 4/11 Position in BJJ?
Also known as: Saddle, Honey hole, Inside sankaku
Quick Definition
An alternative name for the saddle or inside sankaku leg entanglement.
Full Explanation
The 4/11 is a name used by the Danaher Death Squad for the position also known as the saddle, honey hole, or inside sankaku. The name 4/11 refers to John Danaher's systematic naming convention for positions. It is the highest-control leg entanglement for inside heel hook attacks, with a triangle configuration trapping the opponent's leg. The position rose to prominence through competition successes by Gordon Ryan and the DDS team.
Examples in Context
"He entered the 4/11 and immediately attacked the inside heel hook"
"The Danaher system uses 4/11 as the primary leg lock finishing position"
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