Controlling the body via head & neck control, using adherence principals via the hand, forearm, ridge hand, wrist, elbow, bicep & tricep areas to retain overall control and position. More options than simply saying, “Where the head goes the body will follow”, but retaining control and a defensive wall as well.

Using the split sector response as either defensive or offensive entry to control the opponent, get into a clinch or neck crank and throw, with elbows, knees and kicks as well if you wish. This offers a reasonable entry using a parry, pak sau or deflection as one of many examples to dive in and close the gap.

Kuntao Silat Kung Fu Rolling Elbow Counter with trapping, tying, and throws, used against strikes that may also be used by opponent for a clinch entry. A concept to tie them up as they close the gap to prevent them getting you in a clinch, or as a regular counter technique regardless.

Split Sector Concepts Part 2: Economy of motion, under deflection cross block split sector to clinch, tying up and neck lock and arm bar.