Cross Knee Through Leg Locks
Passing into teh Cross Knee Through position from various spots, then attacking heel hooks and knee bars from there.
Flow outline
Cross Knee Through Pass
- From here, The core passing sequence that targets the legs, setting up entries from multiple positions to control the opponent's lower body
Opponent Is Supine
- Starting position where the opponent is on their back, ideal for initiating leg attacks and controlling the distance
Opponent Has Rdlr
- when the opponent uses reverse de la riva guard, focus on clearing their top leg to open pathways to the legs
From Half Guard Top
- often top position in half guard, a prime spot to transition into leg attacks by controlling the opponent's hips and legs
From Headquarters
- A controlling position with both knees up, ready to dive into leg entanglements and secure the legs
Cross Knee Through Position
- Once set, a dominant leg control position where you have secured the opponent's legs, setting up heel hooks and knee bars
Side Control
- Quick note: A top control position that can be used to transition back to leg attacks if the opponent frames strongly
Knee On Belly
- A high-pressure position that can be used to control the opponent and set up transitions back to leg attacks
Branch conditions
- Direct Entry
- clear top leg and straighten right leg
- reverse half guard pass to knee cut
- Diving Cross Knee Through
- if they Places Top Foot On Shoulder
- if they Has Top Foot On Hip
- Opponent Has A Knee Shield
- opponent brings bottom foot over your far hip
- Opponent Attacks An Underhook
- Opponent Frames Are Too Strong
- Free Your Foot
- Square Up, Bring Knee To Center, Slide Down
- Step Out Method