Butterfly Guard Wrestling Up Sweep
A pushing-based sweep used against opponents who stall or play deep half. It involves drawing the opponent into a body lock, securing two overhooks, and using a wrestling-up motion to pass to side control.
6 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Let the opponent shoot for a body lock, then secure two overhooks.5:42
- 2Connect your hands and pull your elbows in tightly.6:05
- 3Press your chin to the top of the opponent's head and lean to one side.6:25
- 4Fold your left leg in and use it as a drive leg against the mat.6:45
- 5Elevate with your right foot while driving off the left leg.7:05
- 6Slide up into 3/4 mount or side control.7:25
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