Collar and Sleeve Guard Flow

Collar and sleeve guard built around opponent reactions. Sweeps and submissions chained in sequence rather than forced one at a time.

Flow outline

  1. Open Guard Collar And Sleeve Grip

    • if it shows up, establish your foundation with collar and sleeve control, creating for all flowing movements that follow. angle matters

  2. Collar Sleeve Guard

    • Quick note: central position where your flow begins, maintaining dynamic control while reading your opponent's posture and pressure

  3. Pull Into Triangle Position

    • From here, usually transition smoothly into triangle setup, creating angle and control needed to flow toward multiple finishing options

  4. Finish Triangle

    • complete triangle choke with fluid hip movement and precise angle adjustment, maintaining constant pressure throughout. don’t force it

  5. Finish Ulma Platta

    • If it shows up, Execute omoplata finish with smooth shoulder pressure and hip rotation, flowing from triangle defense into shoulder control

  6. Scissor Sweep

    • Most of the time Flow into scissor sweep with coordinated leg movement and hip elevation, creating momentum to transition to dominant positions

  7. Finish Arm Bar

    • When it happens, Complete armbar with fluid hip swing and controlled rotation, maintaining connection throughout finishing sequence

  8. De La Riva System Gi

    • Key detail: transition into de la riva guard , maintaining dynamic leg control and creating flowing opportunities for sweeps and submissions. angle matters

  9. Finish Choi Bar

    • Quick note: Complete choi bar submission with smooth arm collection and controlled pressure, flowing from defensive reaction

  10. Replace Foot On Hip Lift Hips And Finish Triangle

    • Recover triangle position with fluid foot replacement and hip elevation, flowing back into finishing sequence. Switch if it stalls

  11. Work Overhead Sweep

    • Once set, often flow into overhead sweep with coordinated movement and momentum redirection, creating opportunities for position advancement

  12. Finish Triangle

    • complete triangle from back turn defense, maintaining fluid control and angle adjustment throughout finish

  13. Work Around To Back Triangle

    • If they frame, most of the time flow around to back triangle position with smooth movement and angle creation, transitioning from defensive turn

  14. Enter Half Lasso Control

    • often transition into half lasso control with fluid leg movement and shoulder positioning, creating new flowing opportunities

  15. Scoot Under Shoulder To Half Lasso Control

    • From here, flow under shoulder into half lasso control with smooth hip movement and angle creation, maintaining constant connection. angle matters

Branch conditions