A follow up from party 1 of 3 sweeps from half guard that give entry to the deep half guard With 3 sweep combinations based on action/reaction of the opponent.

A type of control from a smashed half guard developed by Eddie Bravo and now a mainstream concept used in offensive and defensive chains of movements restricting the control of a top players weight and passing ability.

Once the lockdown is learned sweeps and submissions are setup from that position.Calf slicer Is set up when the opponent tries to created space and allows for the bottom person to move to ma sit-up position to reach for the opponents entangled foot into a calf slicer/crusher.

A common vulnerability in passers pushing hard forward leaving their arm open to attack due to their concentrated effort against the defenders frame.

A submission counter when opponent gets their cross face on the bottom opponent and leaves their arm vulnerable in a moment of transition and pressure to get to the herald and establish chest pressure.

Using advanced chained movements to enter from butterfly guard into a sweep entry for Ashigarami finishing in a straight ankle lock submission.

A quick action counter during a lockdown attempt.Timed correctly with an opponent adjusting their lockdown from inside leg rather than the more effective outside leg leverage adjustment.

Here is an easy drill to prepare a quick response to a standard ankle lock Defense.

A transition from standard Ashigarami to outside Ashigarami during defensive resistance.

A progression from standard and outside Ashigarami to cross side Ashigarami

An emergency escape when caught at that final point of no return using weight placement and wedging to free the arm and gain side control.

A chain submission in reaction to the opponent defending with their free arm and attempting to throw the legs over.Timing and angle area essential for this to be successful.Particular attention to framing the opponent and then regripping the arm for the finish.

Specific guard retention movements Part 1 against the Bull fighters Pass.(Torreando)

Building a strategy around several concepts to escape side control rather than accumulating dozens of different techniques to escape different situations

A transition to submission from side control while opponent is resisting the seatbelt grip.

A wrist lock setup to attack the frame arm and put it into an Americana lock also known as a v-lock.

A progressive flow of side control submissions with this arm triangle built off of the Americana

A progression from a failed Americana into an armlock from side control.

Final transition in submission chain with the double chicken wing and Kimura submission

Once the seat belt and back position are learned the dynamic rolling back take is introduced

Learning to apply twister hook from different positions is key.This is a side control setup.

A variation from the Eddie bravo system of jiu jitsu of using the lockdown during the roll.Important variation is the raised hips and lockdown rather than just the twister hook.

Cross shin pass to Long pass with Long step bypassing the frame on knee

Cross Shin pass version 2 when frames are placed to the knee and the ribs stopping the long step.In this second variation the knee is inserted before the back step completes its downward sit.