Single Leg X Guard Entry
Transition from half guard to single leg X by controlling the leg and hip-escaping to create space for the hook. Requires an underhook to sit up and maintain the position.
5 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Hip escape to place a butterfly hook under the opponent's thigh.0:07
- 2Sink hips in and launch the leg up to control the opponent's leg.0:13
- 3Place the foot on the opponent's belt with toes pointed out.0:17
- 4Secure an underhook on the far side.0:22
- 5Shelf the underhook on the shoulder while pushing the knee away from the elbow.0:28
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