K Guard Control

K Guard to positional advancement. Posture management, dealing with their frames, and finding spots to finish from.

Flow outline

1. K Guard

   • Establish control by wrapping opponent's leg with your own, creating a dynamic guard position that limits their mobility and sets up multiple advancement pathways

2. Saddle

   • If they frame, secure leg entanglement to control opponent's hip and isolate their leg, establishing a dominant position for leg attack entries while maintaining upper body connection

3. Shotgun Armbar

   • from here, transition to a high-percentage arm attack by controlling opponent's posture and isolating their arm through strategic positioning and leverage

4. Front Triangle

   • Often Establish upper body control by wrapping opponent's head and arm, creating a dominant position that restricts their movement and sets up submission opportunities. Pay attention to posture

5. K Guard (KOB)

   • If they frame, most of the time maintain control from knee-on-belly position, using pressure and leverage to limit opponent's defensive options while setting up further positional advancements

6. Choi Bar

   • When it happens, Secure control over opponent's upper body by wrapping their arm and establishing a dominant position that limits their defensive capabilities

7. False Reap

   • Once set, establish leg control by wrapping opponent's leg while maintaining upper body connection, creating opportunities for positional advancement and submission entries. pay attention to posture

8. Backside 50/50

   • If they frame, if it shows up, control opponent from backside position, establishing a dominant angle that limits their defensive options while setting up leg attack opportunities. switch if it stalls

9. Inside Heel Hook

   • If it shows up, Secure leg entanglement and apply controlled pressure to isolate opponent's heel, establishing a dominant finishing position

10. 50/50

    • Establish symmetrical leg control, creating a balanced position that allows for strategic advancement while limiting opponent's offensive options

Branch conditions

• if they Leans Past Near Knee > Reverse K Guard > Inside Spin
• Opponent Stops Far Leg Connection > Invert > Break Grip > Establish Overhook > Thread Leg Over
• if they Stops Near Leg Connection > Over Tricep Grip > Wrong Side Triangle
• Opponent Doesn't Hide Tricep > Kick Tricep Forward
• if they Crossfaces > Overwrap Crossface > Near Leg Crosses to Far Hip > Far Leg Threads Over
• if they Knee Cuts Secondary Leg > Step on Hip
• Chop Over
• Opponent Backsteps
• Opponent Postures Out
• opponent postures out