The Hip Sweep, or “Hip Bump” Sweep
This is a basic sweep, often underrated, yet very strong sweep.
By threatening to break your opponent’s posture, you’ll force him to push back with his upper body, at which point they will help you to get to the right position. Use your forearm, elbow and hand to base as you come up with your hip and connect it to your opponent’s upper body. Control by grabbing his belt or arm, and waiting for them to posture again to step forward (similar to a warrior walk) and complete the sweep. Basic Sweep From Spider Guard
This is a basic sweep using foot in the bicep, but it works in advanced levels too.
Once both your feet are on his biceps, make sure that you drag him towards you so that you get him off base, at which point you can push the knee and complete the sweep. After the sweep, don’t lose connection, keep your grips and slide down to a strong mount position. A Sweep From Spider Guard and Reverse De La Riva
Start playing a traditional spider guard.
When you opponent stands up, switch your foot on the hip to a reverse De La Riva hook. With your free hand, undertook his leg and get a grip on his sleeve. Start shifting your weight to force your opponent to base, at which point you transition your legs position to do a scissor sweep. You will land on a position to do a knee cut pass. If you live in Auckland, New Zealand, and want to visit our school, visit https://www.dsteamjiujitsu.co.nz to find out more.
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