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Half Guard is a paradox in that provides both the best sweeping/controlling positions for bottom athlete and also best passing | |
opporutnities for top athlete. This is all dependend on who controls head and shoulder. | |
Underhook Series | |
- roll through sweeep, lower leg shift,knee shift, hip shift | |
- if opponent resists knee, get that whizzer and stand up | |
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Don't just look for leglocks, traditional BJJ leads to these opportunities | |
Leg pummeling concepts | |
When battling for leg locks, whoever gets two legs inside is going to be safe | |
Use pummeling against a good leg locker to keep double inside. True regardless of top / bottom or guard/passing | |
SLX |
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Most important theme - all attacks are significantly easier if opponent is in one of the 6 most vulnerable positions | |
- elbow across center line (side scissor position) | |
- The top lock | |
- THe trap triangle -> inside wrist position | |
- hand on the floor -> clamp position | |
- opponent stands up inside closed guard, second step leads to overhead sweep | |
- hips on the mat | |
Four fundamental sweeps | |
- hip sweep |