Leg Drag

Establish control in De La Riva guard by gripping opponent's pant leg or ankle with left hand and sleeve with right hand to prevent leg drag and folding passes…

Counter the leg drag pass by catching the leg, locking a triangle around the calf, and squeezing to finish the calf slicer.

Uses an elevated single leg entry to swing the opponent's leg out, transitioning directly into a leg drag position.

A guard pass that initiates with a knee cut but transitions into a leg drag when the opponent posts a knee shield to defend. It solves the problem of the oppon…

Use a hip frame to stop a leg drag attempt and create time to recover guard. Works by lifting the hips to break the opponent's base and control before they can…

Use the outside short hook to tilt the opponent's base, then carve underneath their frames to win the inside track and secure the back.

Use this pass when an opponent pulls you forward aggressively. Break their grip while squatting to maintain base, drag the leg, trap the knee, and spin to side…

Set up leg drag by inverting through after knocking opponent over in berimbolo and placing foot on chest to control.

Set up the leg drag position by shooting the right knee in when passing open guard and controlling opponent's legs and hips.

A versatile leg drag system that allows attacking the guard pass and backtake from a dominant leg drag position with multiple setups and finishing options.

When an opponent pulls their knee out and stands to escape, posture up to catch their knee, hook it with your leg, switch to a collar-and-pants grip, and walk…

When an opponent defends a leg drag by posting a knee to your chest, lift your hips and shoot your knee through the created gap to secure a leg weave, bypassin…

Disrupts hip alignment by kicking the leg out with your foot during a leg drag. Faster than a standard drag when knees are tight.

A passing sequence triggered when an opponent recovers from a Russian tie snap and faces out. It solves the problem of extended arms by switching to a cross-an…

From X-Guard, choose between Baby Bow, leg drag, or a takedown based on how the opponent reacts to your lapel and pant control.

Used when the opponent controls distance in X-Guard. Leverage a pants grip and hip drag to fall into Leg Drag, bypassing the opponent's defensive posture.