Opportunistic Foot-Hook Pass
Use this variation when the opponent's bottom-hook leg is sticking out far enough after you've removed the first hook. By threading your foot under their ankle and lifting, you can secure both arms under their leg and swim through to a built-in guard pass.
5 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Start from the defensive position with crossed hands3:38
- 2Scoot forward and remove the top hook using the knees-up method3:40
- 3Thread your foot under the opponent's ankle and lift upward3:42
- 4Dive both your hands underneath the opponent's leg3:46
- 5Swim your top arm through and complete the guard pass3:48
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