Collar and Sleeve Standing
Collar and sleeve standing game. Dominant grips from neutral, reading posture and leg positioning to execute takedowns and counter common grips and ties.
Flow outline
Standing Neutral
- From here, quick note: the foundational position. set your base and posture, ready to engage. your primary focus is to secure dominant grips—the collar and sleeve—to control the distance and initiate your attacks
High Single Leg
- From here, most of the time a powerful takedown initiated by penetrating deep, securing the leg, and driving through. control is paramount; use your grips to break the opponent's posture before committing to the lift and finish
Front Headlock
- From here, most of the time a dominant control position from standing. achieved by snapping the opponent's head down, you now have control of their spine. from here, attack with chokes like the guillotine or transition to the back, all while maintaining pressure with your grips
Standing Underhook
- From here, A position of superior control. With a deep underhook secured, you dominate the inside space. Use leverage to off-balance your opponent, set up throws, or chain into other takedowns, always complementing it with a strong collar or sleeve grip
Standing Underhook
- From here, A position of superior control. With a deep underhook secured, you dominate the inside space. Use leverage to off-balance your opponent, set up throws, or chain into other takedowns, always complementing it with a strong collar or sleeve grip
Standing Underhook
- A position of superior control. With a deep underhook secured, you dominate the inside space. Use leverage to off-balance your opponent, set up throws, or chain into other takedowns, always complementing it with a strong collar or sleeve grip. Timing beats strength
Standing Underhook
- Quick note: A position of superior control. With a deep underhook secured, you dominate the inside space. Use leverage to off-balance your opponent, set up throws, or chain into other takedowns, always complementing it with a strong collar or sleeve grip. Don’t force it
Branch conditions
- if they's Legs Are Close
- Opponent's Legs Are Back
- Club Into Underhook
- Opponent Expects High Tie-Up
- Opponent Collar Ties
- Opponent Double Collar Ties
- whip hook
- Pop Hook