Overhook Guard

Dominating from the overhook guard.

Flow outline

  1. Overhook Guard Submissions

    • From here, usually is your primary attack position from the overhook guard. set your grips. control the opponent's posture. now attack

  2. Overhook Guard With Cross Lapel Grip

    • From here, secure the overhook and cross lapel grip. is your control hub. do not let go. from here, launch your attacks

  3. Cross Collar Choke

    • Finish the cross collar choke. Get your second grip deep. Squeeze your elbows together. Now finish the fight. Angle matters

  4. Near Side Armbar

    • from here, execute the near side armbar. trap the arm. swing your leg over the head. extend your hips. break the arm. switch if it stalls

  5. Punch Choke

    • Apply the punch choke. Drive your fist into the neck. Use your other hand to secure the lapel. Apply pressure. Make them tap

  6. Razor Lock

    • If they frame, lock up the razor lock. control the wrist. apply the lock. now crank. do not stop until they submit

  7. Shoulder Lock

    • If they frame, from here, finish the shoulder lock. isolate the arm. apply pressure to the shoulder joint. now crank. secure the submission

  8. Cross Body Arm Trap

    • Usually Trap the arm across the body. Pin it to your chest. is a dominant control position. Now transition to a finish. Timing beats strength

  9. Elevator Sweep

    • Most of the time Execute the elevator sweep. Hook the leg. Elevate the opponent. Roll them over. Now take the top position

  10. Arm Drag To Back Take

    • usually perform the arm drag. pull the arm across. spin to the back. secure your hooks. now control the back

  11. Elevator Sweep

    • Quick note: Execute the elevator sweep. Hook the leg. Elevate the opponent. Roll them over. Now take the top position

  12. Guard Push Triangle

    • Set up the guard push triangle. Push on the knee. Create the angle. Lock up the triangle. Now squeeze

  13. Far Arm Stuff Arm Bar

    • Usually Finish the far arm stuff arm bar. Trap the arm. Swing your leg over. Extend your hips. Break the arm

  14. Arm Stuff Triangle

    • Lock up the arm stuff triangle. Trap the arm. Secure the triangle choke. Squeeze your legs together. Finish the fight. Switch if it stalls

  15. Kimura

    • Often Apply the Kimura. Isolate the arm. Secure the figure-four grip. Rotate the shoulder. Now finish

  16. Omoplata

    • Execute the Omoplata. Trap the arm. Swing your leg over. Apply shoulder pressure. Secure the submission

  17. Arm Stuff Triangle

    • if it shows up, lock up the arm stuff triangle. trap the arm. secure the triangle choke. squeeze your legs together. finish the fight. don’t force it

  18. Kimura

    • Apply the Kimura. Isolate the arm. Secure the figure-four grip. Rotate the shoulder. Now finish. Angle matters

  19. Arm Drag To Back Take

    • Often Perform the arm drag. Pull the arm across. Spin to the back. Secure your hooks. Now control the back

  20. Omaplata

    • From here, execute the omaplata. trap the arm. swing your leg over. apply shoulder pressure. secure the submission

  21. Triangle

    • Usually Finish the triangle choke. Lock your legs. Adjust the angle. Squeeze your knees together. Now make them tap

  22. Kimura

    • apply the kimura. isolate the arm. secure the figure-four grip. rotate the shoulder. now finish

  23. Push Away Omaplata

    • Once set, from here, execute the push away omaplata. push the opponent away. trap the arm. swing your leg over. now finish. angle matters

  24. Straight Arm Elbow Lock

    • Quick note: Apply the straight arm elbow lock. Hyperextend the elbow. Control the wrist. Apply pressure. Secure the tap. Switch if it stalls

  25. Side Arm Bar

    • Finish the side arm bar. Trap the arm. Extend your hips. Apply pressure to the elbow. Break the arm. Timing beats strength

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