Which technique is associated with a wide grip?

• A. The Weave
• B. The Duck Out
• C. The Slip Out
• D. The Sit Down Sweep

Answer: (B)

Facing a wide grip changes the dynamics of control: the hand or arm extended wide can pin you more effectively, so you want to drop inside the grip and neutralize it from a lower, inside position. The Duck Out is about by dropping your body and moving under the opponent’s extended arm, effectively slipping the grip and reestablishing your own attack or balance. This inside-in, underneath approach leverages the leverage of the wide hold against the opponent, turning their control into an opening for a counter or escape. The other names describe moves that don’t specifically target the wide-grip scenario: weaving focuses on moving to create angles, slipping out is a general quick escape, and the seated sweep targets a bottom-position sweep rather than countering a wide capture.