Half Guard Submission Hunt

Not stalling, not playing defense. Systematically attacking sweeps, back takes, and leg locks from half guard until you get the tap.

Flow outline

  1. Half Guard

    • From here, your hunting ground. control their leg, set up your attacks, and never let them settle. is where you start the hunt for the tap

  2. Back Take With Underhook

    • if it shows up, secure that underhook, climb to the back, and hunt for the rear naked choke. don't just take the back—finish them

  3. Cartwheel To Front Head Pinch

    • Explode into a cartwheel, pin their head, and attack with guillotines or anacondas. Make them pay for trying to escape

  4. Cross Collar Choke

    • Key detail: dig deep into the collar, squeeze with everything you've got, and force the tap. is a classic finish—make it hurt

  5. Reverse Kimura

    • Often Lock up that kimura grip, twist their arm, and hunt for the submission. If they defend, transition to the next attack—never stop

  6. Rolling Reverse Kimura

    • Most of the time Roll through with the kimura, keep control, and finish them on the ground. is aggressive jiu-jitsu—hunt the tap mid-roll

  7. Semi-Flying Triangle With Whizzer

    • From here, use the whizzer to launch into a flying triangle, lock it up tight, and squeeze until they tap. is high-percentage hunting

  8. Full Guard

    • Once set, usually close the guard, control their posture, and attack with sweeps and submissions. don't just hold them—hunt from here

  9. Giggler Sweep

    • Key detail: use the giggler sweep to off-balance them, take top position, and immediately attack. sweep sets up your finish

  10. Lockdown

    • most of the time lock down their leg, control the distance, and set up your sweeps. is control with intent—hunt from lockdown. angle matters

  11. Old School Sweep

    • Execute the old school sweep, take top position, and hunt for submissions. is a fundamental sweep that leads to finishes

  12. Plan B Sweep

    • Key detail: when plan a fails, hit the plan b sweep, get on top, and attack. always have a backup to keep hunting

  13. Electric Chair

    • Once set, lock up the electric chair, stretch them out, and hunt for the tap. is a painful finish—make them regret being in your guard. angle matters

  14. Butterfly Sweep

    • Use butterfly hooks to sweep, take top position, and immediately attack. sweep is a direct path to the finish

  15. X Guard / Reverse X Guard

    • Once set, from here, control their legs with x guard, off-balance them, and hunt for sweeps or leg locks. is advanced hunting territory

  16. Inside Saddle

    • From here, Secure the inside saddle, control their leg, and attack heel hooks. is where you break legs—hunt aggressively

  17. Inside Heel Hook

    • most of the time lock up the inside heel hook, apply pressure, and force the tap. is a fight-ender—hunt it relentlessly

  18. Passes To 3/4 Mount

    • pass their guard to 3/4 mount, control them, and hunt for submissions. don't just pass—finish from dominant positions. timing beats strength

  19. Deep Half Guard

    • From here, dive deep into half guard, control their hips, and hunt for sweeps and back takes. is high-risk, high-reward hunting

  20. Front Door Sweep

    • Most of the time Hit the front door sweep, take top position, and attack. sweep opens the door to finishes—walk through it. Don’t force it

  21. Backdoor Sweep

    • Execute the backdoor sweep, reverse the position, and hunt for submissions. is sneaky hunting—catch them off guard

  22. Octopus Sweep

    • Often Use the octopus sweep to entangle them, take top position, and finish. is creative hunting—wrap them up and tap them out. Angle matters

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