 Here we propose a novel Sub Mandibular one-handed grip that allows for pressure to be applied to both the left and right borders of the facemask during masked ventilation. The anesthesia provider AP will stand perpendicular to the long axis of the patients body, aligning the APs umbilicus to the patients mentum. Next, the AP will place their fifth digit along the body of the left mandible. The fourth digit will be placed along the body of the right mandible. The AP will rotate clockwise at the hip while keeping their elbow against their body to lift the patients chin to 45 degrees. This rotational force adds strength to the chin lift maneuver. The AP will avoid pressing the soft tissue in the submental triangle. The first digit will be used to apply pressure to the left border of the facemask while the second and third digits will be used to apply pressure to the right border of the facemask. Accordingly, the provider will be able to apply pressure to both the left and right borders of the facemask with the intention of eliminating the right-sided air leak often observed while utilizing the traditional C and E one-handed technique. 