Hi-C Back Door
The attacker in red clears the ties and shoots a hi-c.	He wraps on the hi-c low, down the opponent's calf.	His opponent begins to counter with the sprawl and reachover to a chest lock.
He settles his hips down to avoid being thrown through for exposure.	From this position the attacker begins to elevate his opponent by stepping up and lifting.	To maneuver out the back door the attacker needs to execute a hooking motion with his arms.
As he lifts he needs to rotate his hips to the center of the defender's body.	When the leg is lifted high, it gives the attacker space to duck out the back door.	His hips slide under the defender as he looks back towards the opponent's head.
Once the attacker's head clears out the back door, he must be ready to pursue the defender.	Often a defender will attempt to limp leg, kick or flee, so an attacker needs to be ready to chase ankles.	Once position is gained the attacker must break the defender down for the takedown.
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