Half Guard Sweep — Hip Shot Entry
A sweep for smaller players against larger opponents, using a hip shot under the centerline rather than a rolling motion. It relies on controlling the opponent's base with belt and sleeve grips to create an unbalanceable position.
5 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Establish inside half guard with your kneecap deep, ensuring the opponent is applying forward pressure.1:12
- 2Apply a loose, palm-up grip on the opponent's belt with your top hand.1:40
- 3Secure a sleeve grip with your bottom hand, thumb and forefinger positioned to push.1:56
- 4Push the sleeve grip across the opponent's shoulder while shooting your hips under their centerline.2:02
- 5Complete the sweep by pushing their hip and rolling them over your centerline.2:32
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