2 Part Technique - Xguard Entry from the Butterfly Guard Hook Sweep. This instructional also shows 2 sweeps from Xguard gripping the opponent's hands.

2 Part Technique - Use the traditional Over Under Hook Sweep to set up the Xguard Sweep and entry. When you try the first sweep the opponent may defend by using their weight and holding. Instead of using this sweep, transition into the...

3 Part Technique - When an opponent stands against your Butterfly they are exposed for the X Guard Entry. Make sure you have all the techniques in place to finish the Roll Over Sweep from X Guard, because you may not be able to re-esta...

2 Part Technique - You must secure a control before pulling guard, preferably 2on1 Control. The X Guard Entry used is similar to the beginning of the Tripod Sweep, so your opponent may not expect the transition. Finish using the basic ...

2 Part Technique - Force the opponent to expose something using a Hook Sweep. If the opponent posts a leg near you to prevent the sweep, release the Elbow Control to reach under for the X Guard Entry. Target a different X Guard Sweep d...

2 Part Technique - If the opponent forces you into the Folding Pass position, immediately curl your body. Commonly, the opponent will mistakenly rush to pass from the fake opportunity he feels. Once you feel the pressure of your knees ...

2 Part Technique - Upon realizing that your opponent has lost the battle for the underhook in half guard, he may try to turn the situation back to his favor by switching controls and locking the Kimura grip on your underhook. Before he...

2 Part Technique - Set up your X-Guard Entry from a blocked Hook Sweep with Collar and Elbow Control from Butterfly and capture his near wrist. Oftentimes your opponent will not address this control over his wrist because it is relativ...

3 Part Technique - You have to be prepared to defend against an opponent who takes your back from a more traditional position rather than with the more superior Seatbelt Control. If he runs behind your hips as you attempt the Hip Roll ...

2 Part Technique - The crux of this lesson isn't so much about a particular guard or technique, inasmuch as it is a call for emphasis on establishing the top position after a successful sweep. Too often will a sweep go to waste and not...

3 Part Technique - If your opponent avoids the hand fight, seize both of his collars for Double Collar Control from Butterfly, perform the Hook Lift, and capture the Inverted Armbar when he posts on the mat. If he posts too quickly or ...

2 Part Technique - Arguably, the most dominant position in all of jiu-jitsu is Back Mount (on top, both hooks set). Luckily, it isn't a place you will typically find yourself defending from unless facing an opponent who is much taller ...

3 Part Technique - Use hook sweeps with an upper body control to force the opponent into posting his leg. Exposing an opponent's leg in Hook Sweeps creates an opening to X Guard. If the opponent keeps his balance centered, unbalance th...