My The Relentless Butterfly Assault Notes

Attack from butterfly guard w/ non-stop pressure, turning every opponent reaction into a sweep or submission opportunity. Never settle for defense, force the action, create openings, & finish the fight from every position

Flow outline

  1. Butterfly Guard Sweep System

    • often the core for relentless attacks from butterfly guard. isn't passive defense—it's your launchpad for constant pressure sweeps and submissions. angle matters
  2. Butterfly Guard

    • Your attack position. Control the distance, disrupt their balance, and immediately threaten sweeps and submissions. Never let them settle here. Angle matters
  3. X-Guard

    • quick note: elevate and dominate. use position to launch explosive sweeps and take their back. keep them airborne and off-balance
  4. Back Take

    • if it shows up, finish them. secure the seatbelt, sink the hooks, and attack the neck relentlessly. is where fights end
  5. Americana

    • Break their arm. When they resist the sweep, punish them with shoulder pressure and joint manipulation. Make them pay for every defense. Timing beats strength
  6. Standard Ashi

    • Attack the legs. Control their lower body and threaten heel hooks immediately. Force them to defend or get finished
  7. Heel Hook

    • Key detail: often finish the leg attack. secure the grip, control the knee, and apply relentless rotational pressure. make them tap or break. don’t force it
  8. Sweep Butterfly

    • Overwhelm their base. Use underhooks, off-balancing, and explosive hip movement to put them on their back. Attack immediately after the sweep

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