Many BJJ practitioners have made a career from forcing an under hook half guard and sweeping or taking the back. This is a common method of playing guard used by a lot of elite level grapplers such Lucas Leite, Bernardo Faria, Tom DeBlass and others…
If you get an under hook from bottom half guard, it can easily lead to the demise of the top player. The under hook can be one of the most powerful and game changing aspects of the half guard. Both from bottom and top, in half guard, we are almost always fighting for the under hook. So what do you do if you set up the underhook and the opponent counters it by smashing you or with with a deep Darce choke?
If you’re in search for unusual Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu sweeps and reversals, then you’re going to adore the Rock The Baby Outside Leg Lockdown attack by Andre Galvao.
Galvao demonstrates this technique on the video below:
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- Andre teaches you this half guard system that will help set up tons of strong attacks, including a roll through sweep that works against opponents much bigger and stronger!
- Use strong positions for attack like the reverse lockdown and shoulder trap, creating ways for you to find submissions, back takes, and more.
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