Below is an outline of the topics we'll cover during the omoplata study.  Please ask any questions about any of these, as you have them: 

1. Basics:
   • Foot on shoulder entry from guard
   • Grips and hipping to finish
2. Other entries
   • Guard, Bottom
     • Swim inside, bump for overhook
       • Flexible guy
       • Hip out
     • Pa De Pano entry (roll to turtle and kick back)
     • Figure 4 arm guard to omoplata (Aaron Milam)
   • Guard, Bottom vs Standing O
     • Foot to shoulder, high hips
     • Pass the arm grip to hand behind leg
     • Shin-to-shin off-base entry
   • vs Combat base
     • Shin-to-shin off-base entry
   • Half-Guard, Bottom
     • vs 2KD response to bump
   • Side Control, Top
     • Sacrifice entry from far armpit bump
     • Marcelo monoplata vs insistent far armpit bumping
   • Mount, Top
     • Omoplata from high mount
     • Monoplata from high mount
   • Turtle, Top
     • vs Single-Leg
   • Standing
     • vs Single-Leg
     • vs Double-Leg
   • Omoplata, Inferior
     • Omoplata reversal
   • Triangle Set-Up
     • Triangle to omoplata
3. Troubleshooting entry
   • O hugs your R leg, when bringing L over (do it anyway, be patient)
   • O blocks w head on side you were going to go to (go to other side)
4. Troubleshooting finish vs defense
   • Cross & extend legs (Pedro Sauer)
   • O grabs inner thigh
   • O puts knee on belly
   • vs knee-under-hip defense
   • Rolling vs rolling
   • Get-up re-roll
   • Reverse arm-sit vs rolling
   • vs clasped hands
   • vs successful step over head
     • knee grips to pass back over
     • tricep grip + femur lever
5. Adjacent finishes
   • Keeping armbar vs roll (Pedro Sauer)
   • Failoplata series
     • Arm hook
       • Dangling arm
         • Modified kimura
         • Wrist lock
         • Razor
       • Far arm
         • N foot pec-ripper
         • S foot pec-ripper
     • Leg hook neck-crank
   • "Crush the chicken"
   • Far pec-ripper from "crush the chicken"
   • Wrist lock in omoplata
   • Keenan's triangled legs series
     • Triangled legs armbar (Keenan)
     • Triangled legs armbar vs roll
     • Back take