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Go to guard position with grip fight.
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Sweep
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single leg x guard sweep
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Control opponent’s hands and posture to prevent passing.
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Work to establish an underhook for sweeps and attacks.
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From Single-Leg X, execute a sweep or attack legs.
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From Mount, secure position and look for submissions.
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Adjust leg positioning to tighten and finish the choke.
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Butterfly guard game plan sample
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1. push opponent's one arm opponent's chest while maintaining control of both arms 2. lift your hips to lock your head and one arm with your legs. At this point, you want to lock your arm so tightly that your leg can compress your opponent's carotid artery.
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In #2, if your opponent's arm is not controlled enough and overhook your leg, set up an omoplata.
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Stand up with your one leg on the ground and one arm supporting your upper body, pulling your upper arm toward you in an attempt to sweep.
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If your opponent holds on during the sweep attempt, slip your leg through the gap between opponent's arm and leg. Wrap your leg around your opponent's neck to set up a triangle choke
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On attempt a sweep, if your opponent is holding on with one hand, attempt a submission with a kimura grip.
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closed guard sample
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Maintain a solid closed guard with good posture and hip pressure.
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Look for opportunities to sweep or transition to a more dominant position like half guard or mount.
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Maintain a tight grip on your opponent's legs to prevent them from escaping or controlling your hips.
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Mount
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Explore submission options like arm bars or leg locks.
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Leg Lock
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AI generated closed guard game plan
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Maintain a strong knee shield to keep distance and prevent pressure.
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Work to get an underhook on the opponent’s near arm to start an attack sequence.
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From Single-Leg X, sweep or transition to leg entanglements.
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After sweeping, secure a dominant position and work towards passing.
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Adjust triangle positioning and finish the submission.
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Z Guard Sample
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Control opponent’s posture with grips and hip movement.
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Set up grips to attack arm submissions or sweeps.
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Pendulum Sweep
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Adjust angle and squeeze knees for the submission.
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Control opponent’s posture and extend the arm for the finish.
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After the sweep, stabilize and start attacking from the top.
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closed guard game plan sample 2
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Establish strong posture and base to prevent sweeps and submissions.
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Control opponent’s grips and break them before passing.
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Maintain pressure and control from Knee on Belly.
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Control the opponent and set up attacks.
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Secure control and work towards a submission.
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Guard pass from closed guard sample
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Pin opponent’s knee shield with pressure to prevent retention.
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Use underhook or crossface to control opponent's movement.
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From Knee on Belly, establish control and set up submissions.
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Apply pressure and control opponent’s upper body.
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Secure back position and look for a submission.
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Z guard pass game plan
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From Half Guard, sweep opponent to transition into Full Mount.
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Use leverage to move to the opponent's back.
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From Full Mount, secure an Arm Bar submission.
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half guard sample
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From the headquarters position, you can attack with different passes depending on how your opponent positions their legs.
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If the opponent is in standard guard configuration, you can enter the Knee Cut Pass.
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If the opponent’s legs are not crossed behind your leg, go for the X-Pass.
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If the opponent’s legs are crossed behind your trapped leg, flare the knee over the shin, sprawl through the legs, grip the back of the gi and the top of the trousers, use a “window wipe” motion to clear the legs, and finish the pass.
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3 guard passes from HQ
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Spread your legs and rotate your body
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Roll onto your opponent's shoulder on the side you're stuck on.
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Before the opponent's leg comes inside...
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turtle guard sample
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