Moves from Full Guard
Related Positions
Jiu jitsu positions are interconnected. Explore these related positions to expand your knowledge:
Jiu jitsu positions are interconnected. Explore these related positions to expand your knowledge:
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A defensive position where the bottom player wraps their legs around the opponent's waist with ankles crossed, controlling the top player between their legs.
Fundamental submission from the full guard that isolates the arm and uses hip pressure to extend the elbow for a tap.
A gi-only two-handed collar choke from full guard that compresses both sides of the neck to finish with an angle.
From full guard, control sleeve and pant grip, create angle, hook the leg, and sweep them over to land on top in control.
Front choke from full guard; secure a tight grip and finish with arms and hip drive.
Basic sweep from bottom full guard that off-balances the opponent with a hip-driven elevation to roll them over and regain top control.
Shoulder lock from full guard using a figure-four grip to rotate the arm and submit.
From full guard, trap the arm with your legs and hip-extend to pressure the shoulder for a submission.
From full guard, use a pendulum leg motion to off-balance and roll your opponent, opening top control.
From full guard, a gi/no-gi friendly sweep using a leg across the midsection and a scissor motion to topple and take top control.
From a full guard, wrap both legs around the opponent's waist and cross your ankles to seal the guard, creating control and setup for attacks.
From full guard, trap head and arm with leg pressure to compress carotids; finish with a tight leg configuration and controlled pressure.