All BJJ techniques

Use this variation when attempting the knee slice but the opponent creates strong frames that prevent you from closing distance. It solves the problem of the f…

A transition that moves from front X-Guard to behind the opponent's leg, often leading to a back take or top position.

Establishes the foundational X-Guard structure by hooking the insteps to the knee pit and thigh, controlling the leg with an underhook, and managing the oppone…

Used when the opponent pressures forward aggressively. By baiting the attack and using a thumb post, you control their posture and hook their thigh to secure X…

A transition from double underhooks to X-guard by rocking back and lifting the opponent's hips. It works by forcing weight off the bottom player and catching a…

An entry method triggered when the opponent steps close to your head, allowing you to underhook their leg and slide underneath their hips.

A simple sweep using hip pressure and a leg trip, effective when the opponent postures up from a hand-framing position.

A technical stand-up sweep that extends the opponent away to off-balance them before rising to top position.

A sweep that does not require hand control, making it effective against grip-heavy defenders. Uses leg extension to widen the opponent's base and topple them b…

A sweep initiated by attempting to stand up, which collapses the opponent's legs. If they resist falling, use arm pressure to further break their base and take…

A counter-sweep used when the opponent steps over your hook. It utilizes X-guard to control the far wrist and extend the opponent's body for a sweep to side co…

Use X-guard to force the opponent's hands down, transition to reverse X-guard to set a triangle, and flow into cross-ashi for a heel hook when they defend.

Used when the opponent controls distance in X-Guard. Leverage a pants grip and hip drag to fall into Leg Drag, bypassing the opponent's defensive posture.

Use a reverse De La Riva hook to stop the opponent's knee from touching the ground, creating space to extend your legs and secure Z Guard.

Maintain frames and extend legs to finalize the Z Guard position, ensuring the opponent cannot pass or reset effectively.

Force the opponent to engage their preferred passing leg by controlling the inside space, limiting their lateral movement and baiting them into a predictable p…

Counter a cross-face from Z-Guard by securing the arm and using the top leg to break posture for an armbar. Works against both loose and tight hip defenses.