Guard
Open Guard
Feet on a line. Face the passer.
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Transitions
Transition
Clamp Half Guard: Free the Leg and Pin vs Sweep or Open GuardEscapes and counters
Escape
Side Control, Arm Around the Hip: Submit vs Reverse, Seated Guard, or StandEscape
All Fours, Waist Connection: Submit from Any Pin vs Seated Guard, Stand and Face, or ReverseGoes to
Transitions
Transition
Passing the Knee LineCollar and Pant: Chest Connection vs Feet Back In FrontPassing the Ankle LineTransition
Guard Without ArmsToreando RecoveryEscapes and counters
Escape
Toreando RecoveryGames in this position
Berimbolo, Winner Stays: Submit vs Get on Top for ThreeOpen game →Causing PostsOpen game →Clamp Half Guard: Free the Leg and Pin vs Sweep or Open GuardOpen game →Collar and Pant: Chest Connection vs Feet Back In FrontOpen game →Connect to the ShouldersOpen game →CreateOpen game →Create and Break ConnectionsOpen game →De La Riva Destabilization: Hands or Hips to the Mat vs Shin Pin the HipOpen game →De La Riva Sweep or Pass: Sweep or Take the Back vs PassOpen game →De La Riva to the Wedge vs Any Leg EntanglementOpen game →Double Octopus: Lock the Hips Plus the Shoulders or the AnkleOpen game →Gi Open Guard: Stay on the Collar vs Strip It for 3 Seconds or PassOpen game →Gi Open Guard: Stay on the Sleeve vs Free Your Sleeves for 3 Seconds or PassOpen game →Guard Without ArmsOpen game →Lasso Guard: Keep a Sleeve, Attach to the Shoulder Line or Get Between the Legs vs Break Both SleevesOpen game →MaintainOpen game →Maintain ConnectionOpen game →Off-Balance Top: Hips Above and Lock the Shoulders vs Close the Legs or Wrestle UpOpen game →Open Guard SweepingOpen game →Open Guard: Three Flanks, Then Lock Your Hands vs Feet Inside and Both HandsOpen game →Passing the Ankle LineOpen game →Passing the Knee LineOpen game →Punishing PostsOpen game →Single-Leg X to X-Guard: Build the X vs Clear the HooksOpen game →Stay on Your Feet: Hamstring Pressure to Chest to Back vs Put Them on a HipOpen game →Structure and ConnectionsOpen game →Three Points of Contact: Shin Touch vs Float the PasserOpen game →Toreando RecoveryOpen game →UseOpen game →X-Guard Destabilization: Hands or Hips to the Mat vs Clear the HooksOpen game →X-Guard Reversal: Sweep or Take the Back vs Clear the HooksOpen game →X-Guard Switch: Change Sides vs Clear the HooksOpen game →