Pressure Passing Scrambles

Wrestling pressure chained with BJJ guard work. Every scramble turned into top control.

Flow outline

  1. Competition Sequences

    • Most of the time High-percentage chains for competition, built on wrestling fundamentals and pressure passing

  2. Start Standing

    • The initial engagement. set grips, control the tie-up, and look for your takedown or guard pull entry

  3. Closed Guard

    • a strong defensive position. control the posture, break them down, and work your sweeps or submissions. switch if it stalls

  4. DLR

    • De La Riva guard. Use hook to off-balance, create angles, and set up sweeps or back takes. Switch if it stalls

  5. Land In Close Guard

    • From here, you've secured top position in their closed guard. posture up, break the guard, and start your pressure pass. timing beats strength

  6. Land In Half Guard

    • If they frame, often a dominant top position. smash the underhook, flatten them out, and work to pass or submit. timing beats strength

  7. Land In Mount

    • If it shows up, The ultimate top control. Apply heavy pressure, isolate limbs, and hunt for the finish

  8. Armbar

    • Often A classic submission from top control. Isolate the arm, apply pressure, and finish with control

  9. Armbar

    • From here, A classic submission from top control. Isolate the arm, apply pressure, and finish with control

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