2 Part Technique - This Xguard Entry is from the Butterfly Guard Hook Sweep using the Over Under control. The Opponent counters the Kick Sweep, so Marcelo teaches another Sweep in this position.

2 Part Technique - Moving from Closed Guard to the Butterfly Guard with 2on1 control. Using the 2on1 control and switching to Over Under control to trap the opponents arm for the Hook Sweep. Finally, how to counter the opponent's arm, ...

2 Part Technique - Immediately break the grips when an opponent tries to establish a control. Now, grab around the opponent to impose your own. When the opponent pulls an arm out to regain control and mobility, quickly Hook Sweep with ...

2 Part Technique - While hand fighting sometimes the opponent will open their elbows when retreating. This exposes them for the Double Under Control. Open the game by lifting the opponent in the air. This gives you many options, such a...

2 Part Technique - The Over Under Hook Sweep basics and how to finish strongly with the Hook Sweep.

2 Part Technique - If the opponent resists your Hand Fighting by backing away, it is common for the opponent to make the mistake of flaring his elbows, which leaves space for the Doubler Under Control from Butterfly. The opponent will ...

2 Part Technique - You must crunch to defend the opponent's Over Under, because this battle will tell who has control of the position. Winning the situation will give you the advantage for the opportunity of a hook sweep. While, losing...

3 Part Technique - The Hook Sweep is not only a great way to score, but to enter into X Guard when the opponent posts a leg to defend. Transition into X Guard from the new opening by forcing his leg onto your shoulder. If the opponent ...

3 Part Technique - The Double Under is a very dominant control, so the opponent will immediately counter by pummeling for the neutral Over Under Control. Trap his under hook and twist the opponent, while using the Hook Sweep to score. ...

2 Part Technique - Often, an opponent will force his forearm against your upper body to create space to pummel for an Under Hook. Use a quick motion to trap the opponent's forcing arm and Hook Sweep to that side, since he has no post. ...

2 Part Technique - Create space using a frame against the opponent's Under Hook and Head Control to swim for an Under Hook. Insert your foot hook and use the Over Under Control to start the Hook Sweep from Half Guard. If you push away ...

2 Part Technique - The Over Under is the strongest control used for the traditional Hook Sweep. The Collar and Elbow Control is a great substitute when the opponent balls up to prevent the initial Under Hook pummel.