Kid Defends Multiple Submissions During Rolling with a Woman Rolls in No-Gi Training

A woman in a purple rashguard rolls with a young kid in a black and orange shirt at a no-gi academy. They start seated and she immediately goes for his back during the scramble. He rolls through, avoids the hooks, and they reset to guard. She's working from bottom now, framing with her legs.

She shoots her hips up and isolates his right arm. Armbar's coming. The kid defends smart, keeps his elbow tucked, and stacks his weight to prevent the extension. Good defense for his age. She transitions grips but he slips out during the scramble and takes her back. Seatbelt's in and he's hunting the rear naked choke.

She bridges hard and rolls to shake him off. Works. Now she's back on bottom and throws her legs over his shoulders. Triangle choke locked. She pulls his arm across to tighten it but he postures up, fighting the position. She transitions to another armbar attempt on his left arm, extending her hips.

He rotates his thumb and stacks again. Pulls his arm free. The round ends and they fist bump. How many submission attempts did she get? Did the kid's defense hold up the whole time, or did she let off? Watch the technique and decide.