Luiz Panza Foot Locks and 50/50 Guard 16 - Reverse De La Riva Sweep to Guard Pass

Luiz Panza Foot Locks and 50/50 Guard 16 - Reverse De La Riva Sweep to Guard Pass

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Luiz shows another position from the reverse De La Riva, using the same set up kicking his opponent forward. This time, however, his opponent sits back as to not give up his back. Luiz uses this opportunity to come up on the single leg and sweep his opponent, immediately looking to pass the guard.


Xande's Collar Guard Series 14 - Get Up Sweep

Xande's Collar Guard Series 14 - Get Up Sweep

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Xande is playing his collar guard, but his opponent wants to keep distance to avoid his attacks, so he backs away from Xande. This gives Xande space, so he immediately does his get up and grabs his opponent's pants. By pulling with the pants grip and pushing with the collar grip, Xande sweeps and comes to the top.

Xande's Collar Guard Series 12 - Collar Drag

Xande's Collar Guard Series 12 - Collar Drag

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While playing the collar guard with the collar and sleeve control, Xande is unable to hit the arm drag he showed in the last position, so instead he looks for the collar drag. The hand that controls the sleeve lets go and posts on the mat, his foot comes to the outside and he pulls the collar hard, bringing his opponent's face to the mat. Now he can come up to the back as he did in the last position, or if the arm gets trapped between his legs, he can set up the crucifix.

Xande's Collar Guard Series 11 - Arm Drag to Back Take

Xande's Collar Guard Series 11 - Arm Drag to Back Take

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While playing the collar guard, Xande is controlling his opponent's collar and sleeve, with one foot on the hip and one on the knee. In one motion, Xande pulls the arm across his body and closes his guard on the side of his opponent's body. The elbow of his arm controlling the collar is on the ground and he reaches across the back, grabbing the armpit. He uses the armpit grip and his top leg to pull himself on top of his opponent's back, and rolls through to end up in a good back take position.

Tarsis Humphreys Series 15 - Worm Guard Sweep to Triangle Choke

Tarsis Humphreys Series 15 - Worm Guard Sweep to Triangle Choke

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Tarsis shows a worm guard sweep he has used in competition. He starts in De La Riva guard and pulls his opponent's lapel out to lasso his foot and set up the worm guard. He uses his hips to break his opponent's base, gets up on his elbow, then rolls and spins to a top triangle position, where he can finish the choke.

Tarsis Humphreys Series 8 - Tarsis Sweep from Lasso Guard

Tarsis Humphreys Series 8 - Tarsis Sweep from Lasso Guard

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Tarsis shows the sweep he used to win the Abu Dhabi World Pro against Braulio Estima. Tarsis first sets up the lasso guard and holds his opponent's lapel, and baits him to stand the lasso side leg up. Now Tarsis inverts and rolls underneath, like a helicopter sweep, and stretches his legs to sit up to the top. Now he back steps and pulls his opponent to his back.

Inside The University 222 - Single Leg X-Guard Sweep

Inside The University 222 - Single Leg X-Guard Sweep

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Xande shows the basic single leg X-guard sweep he likes to use. From the seated guard, first he uses an arm drag to help get his body underneath his opponent, and isolates the single leg. His near foot goes on the hip and his far foot hooks behind the butt. Next he raises his hips and uses his knees to knock his opponent backwards, and comes to the top for the sweep.

Xande's Competition Year In Review 10 - Single Leg X-Guard Sweep (Dimitrius Sousa)

Xande's Competition Year In Review 10 - Single Leg X-Guard Sweep (Dimitrius Sousa)

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Xande discusses his second fight at the World Championships against Dimitrius Sousa, and breakdowns the sweep he tried to use on him, and the variation that he ended up using on him. From the open guard, he secures the pants and cross collar grip, and then sets up the single leg X-Guard using shin-on-shin. He brings the leg over his head, and sits up to come to the top position.

Private Lesson with Saulo 6 - Back Take and Single Leg Takedown from De La Riva Guard

Private Lesson with Saulo 6 - Back Take and Single Leg Takedown from De La Riva Guard

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Now working from the open guard, Saulo shows James how to setup some sweeps with the De La Riva guard. His first option is to place the deep De La Riva hook and go for the back take. If his opponent counters this by stepping over the deep De La Riva hook, he goes for the single leg takedown instead.

Inside The University 203 - Open Guard Sweep with Cross Sleeve Control

Inside The University 203 - Open Guard Sweep with Cross Sleeve Control

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Xande shows an open guard sweep that Pe de Pano tried to use on him during their superfight at the American Nationals. Xande controls his opponent's cross sleeve, and his opponent drives his knee down, pinning Xande's leg to the mat. That's when Xande uses the leverage to sweep his opponent to the side of the sleeve he is controlling.

Vini Aieta Basics Series 9 - Scissor Sweep from Classic Closed Guard

Vini Aieta Basics Series 9 - Scissor Sweep from Classic Closed Guard

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Vini teaches a basic scissor sweep from the closed or open guard using the classic grip. This is a sweep that is applicable at all levels of jiu jitsu.

Inside the Univeristy 173 - Ankle Pick Sweep Variation

Inside the Univeristy 173 - Ankle Pick Sweep Variation

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In this lesson Xande shows us a variation of the Ankle Pick Sweep should your opponent decided to not stand up and remain on the mat. Follow the sweep with the Knee Slice Pass to gain the advantage over your opponents.