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Thanks for the kind words Andy!

You’re welcome! Feel free to send us suggestions or requests on technique videos 💪

Works all the time dufus. In all levels of mma. So just learn and don't comment yet. Everything works, but everything can also be countered.

Showing your ignorance, this is actually a higher percentage move in a real fight, works fantastically if you time it as your opponent postures up to strike

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I’ll upload some examples in competition, it works remarkably well but of course is dependant on timing and proper setup

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This is Dutch, my native tongue. We do have plenty of English videos as well though

Glad to hear we could help 🙏

Yes, you do this when you’ve switched the legs and start gaining height towards the single

@torobravosubmissiongrappli8729 thank you! Any half guard escape/advice is appreciated in my book.

Then be sure to check out the full video on single leg sweeps th-cam.com/video/LnKHQA3XiBs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=GgAhQoHowDX-p3ZI

We will re-record all the beginner video's in English very soon!

Thank you!

Its mostly a lower body movement, cross the outside half guard leg over his leg, squeezing your knees together, giving him a little hip bump and then turning, generally we’ll be looking for our opponent to post out here with the underhook arm, which opens sweeps for us and relieves the pressure. With the other hand (difficult to see in this video) I relieve some of the crossface pressure by pulling at the tricep where it touches my neck

We’ll make another one from a better angle 👌

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Definately. Once you've isolated the arm both finishes are available, depending on how your opponent chooses to react either finish is viable.

Gi techniques will be coming soon! We’ll probably have the first ones online soon

Yes there will be a truck series shortly, some longer videos going into positional details, submissions and defence

@@torobravosubmissiongrappli8729 thx so much.

Yes, there is, where the low scizzor sweep (as shown in this video) is more of a horizontal movement, with the higher kneeshield you can “lift” a little more. We’ll make a video on the specifics of that one soon

@@torobravosubmissiongrappli8729 cool I'll check it out!

It is, timing is everything with this sweep. With people with wide bases or tripods (which wrestlers tend to opt for) I would recommend switching to butterfly sweeps

The difficult part is not the pass itself, its pinning the wrist down, once you get into that position it works surprisingly well.

Without seeing you perform a sweep, some general tips that might help: 1.Try to bait you opponent into moving up, so for example, pull his head down from full guard, as he responds by trying to sit up straight and regain posture you follow him up, using his momentum to sweep. 2. Make sure you plant your feet in the floor to make sure you have enough force, get your hips up as high as possible, preferably bumping into his chest. 3. Rotate as you sweep, your chest comes down to the floor, so as far as positioning goed you start on your back (full guard) and end up on your stomach (mount). Let me know if that helps :)

@torobravosubmissiongrappli8729 I'm pretty sure it's a distance issue but def going to try tomorrow night. Thanks for help.