Butterfly Guard Sumi Gaeshi Sweep
A pulling-based sweep used when you can get an underhook. It relies on elevating the opponent's weight and using a forward shift to bypass their base, finishing with a second elevation to pass to side control or mount.
8 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Secure a two-on-one grip on one of the opponent's arms.1:48
- 2Slide your hips in close and guide the controlled hand overhead.2:15
- 3Lean back to elevate the opponent, then shoot your arm under their far arm.2:31
- 4Shift your weight forward and to the side at an angle.2:55
- 5Return to a seated position and lift your elbow high over the opponent's shoulder.3:15
- 6Rotate your arms around the corner and lock your hands wrist-to-wrist.3:35
- 7Perform a second elevation by scooting your hips underneath and lifting.3:55
- 8Bring your left leg through and post your foot on the opponent's thigh.4:15
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