Collar Sleeve Guard

Collar sleeve guard control. Submissions & sweeps built from dominant grips on the bottom

Flow outline

  1. Collar Sleeve Guard

    • Usually set the Collar Sleeve guard. Control the distance. Dominate the grips

  2. Collar Sleeve With Dlr Hook

    • Most of the time Add the DLR hook. Control the opponent's leg. Create off-balancing pressure

  3. Omoplata

    • Key detail: if it shows up, finish the omoplata. control the shoulder. secure the submission

  4. Collar Sleeve Lasso

    • If it shows up, set the lasso guard. Control the arm. Create attacking opportunities

  5. Overhead Sweep

    • Execute the overhead sweep. Unbalance the opponent. Achieve the top position. Don’t force it

  6. Triangle Setup

    • Set up the triangle. Control the head and arm. Create the angle

  7. The Matrix System

    • Execute the Matrix . Attack the back. Secure the position

  8. Triangle

    • finish the triangle. lock the legs. apply the choke

  9. Top Mount

    • Achieve the mount. Control the opponent. Attack with submissions

  10. De La Riva Guard

    • Once set, transition to de la riva. control the leg. create sweeping opportunities

  11. Reverse De La Riva

    • set Reverse De La Riva. Control the opponent's leg. Create off-balancing

  12. Loop Choke

    • Key detail: most of the time execute the loop choke. control the collar. finish the submission. don’t force it

  13. Collar Sleeve With Near Foot On Hip

    • from here, place your near foot on the hip. control the distance. create space for attacks. switch if it stalls

  14. Armbar

    • usually finish the armbar. isolate the arm. hyperextend the elbow. don’t force it

  15. Kimura

    • From here, Execute the Kimura. Control the shoulder. Apply the lock

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