In Re-Direct to Ground, what is done with the hand that controlled the knowledge knot?

In Re-Direct to Ground, what is done with the hand that controlled the knowledge knot?

• A. Move The Knowledge Knot Hand To The Opposite Side Of The Body
• B. Move The Knowledge Knot Hand To The Same Side You Are Standing And Back On The Knowledge Knot
• C. Keep It On The Wrist
• D. Drop The Knowledge Knot Hand To The Ground

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is how to preserve control during the transition to the ground by what you do with the hand that holds the knot. The best move is to bring that knot-hand to the same side you are standing and place it back on the knot. This keeps a secure connection as your body moves, maintaining leverage and balance, so the grip remains stable and harder for the other person to break as you go to the ground. Moving the knot-hand to the opposite side would disrupt that control and make the transition easier to counter. Keeping the hand on the wrist doesn’t provide the same anchoring support, and letting the knot hand drop to the ground releases control and creates an opportunity for escape.

The main idea here is how to preserve control during the transition to the ground by what you do with the hand that holds the knot. The best move is to bring that knot-hand to the same side you are standing and place it back on the knot. This keeps a secure connection as your body moves, maintaining leverage and balance, so the grip remains stable and harder for the other person to break as you go to the ground.

Moving the knot-hand to the opposite side would disrupt that control and make the transition easier to counter. Keeping the hand on the wrist doesn’t provide the same anchoring support, and letting the knot hand drop to the ground releases control and creates an opportunity for escape.