seated guard pressure passing

dominating from seated guard by controlling scrambles and applying top pressure.

Flow outline

  1. Seated Guard

    • From here, starting scramble position where you establish control from bottom. is where you set up your grips and start applying pressure to force reactions

  2. Butterfly Guard

    • A powerful guard for explosive sweeps and scrambles. Use your hooks to control their hips and create openings for top control transitions

  3. Collar Sleeve

    • From here, A dominant guard position where you control their posture and create submission opportunities. Maintain pressure on collar to break their posture down

  4. Lasso Guard

    • From here, a controlling guard that shuts down their pressure passing. use lasso hook to control their arm and create sweeping opportunities

  5. Spider Guard

    • a guard that creates distance and control with sleeve grips. use to manage their pressure and set up sweeps or submissions. timing over strength

  6. Collar Sleeve Guard

    • Key detail: if it shows up, a refined guard position with collar and sleeve control. is where you apply constant pressure to force defensive reactions

  7. DLR

    • If they frame, de la riva guard for controlling standing opponents. use hook to disrupt their base and create sweeping opportunities. timing over strength

  8. DLR Mantis Guard

    • An aggressive DLR variation with lapel control. position allows you to apply heavy pressure while maintaining sweeping threats. Don’t force it

  9. Tripod Sweep

    • From here, a powerful sweep that uses leg pressure to off-balance opponents. drive through with your hips to secure top control

  10. Reverse Tripod/Sickle Sweep

    • From here, a counter sweep when they defend initial tripod. use their momentum against them to secure top position

  11. Outside Tripod Sweep

    • Key detail: from here, a sweep variation that attacks from a different angle. maintain pressure on their base to complete sweep

  12. Ankle Pick Sweep

    • a quick sweep that attacks their base. use when they're off-balance to secure top control

  13. De La Riva Dump Sweep

    • From here, an aggressive dlr sweep that dumps opponents to mat. maintain control through scramble to secure top position

  14. Overhead Sweep

    • If it shows up, A powerful sweep that uses leverage to roll opponents. Control their posture throughout sweep

  15. Tripod Sweep

    • a fundamental sweep from lasso guard. use leg pressure to break their base and secure top control. switch if it stalls

  16. Reverse Tripod Sweep

    • A counter sweep option from lasso guard. Use their defensive reaction to create sweeping opportunities

  17. Modified X-Sweep

    • Once set, often an advanced sweep that chains multiple attacks. maintain pressure throughout transition to secure top control

  18. Omoplata

    • A shoulder lock submission from guard. Control their posture and apply pressure to finish submission

  19. Omoplata

    • If they frame, a shoulder lock option from collar sleeve. use your grips to control their posture and apply finishing pressure

  20. Omoplata

    • A shoulder lock from spider guard. Control their arm and apply pressure to secure submission. Switch if it stalls

  21. Triangle Choke

    • Most of the time A fundamental choke from guard. Control their posture and apply pressure to secure finish

  22. Triangle Choke

    • A choke option from lasso guard. Use lasso control to set up triangle and apply finishing pressure

  23. Cutting/Reverse/Pressing Arm Bar

    • from here, an arm bar variation that uses pressure to secure submission. control their posture throughout transition

  24. Omoplata

    • Often A shoulder lock from lasso guard. Use lasso control to isolate arm and apply finishing pressure. Angle matters

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