3 Part Technique - Inverted Armbar from Butterfly Lift. If the opponent counters by rolling, a traditional Armbar is available.

2 Part Technique - Elbow Control Armbar from the Butterfly Guard. If the opponent is able to continue to rotate his arm through the Elbow Control Armbar, the Omoplata is available for the sweep and submission.

2 Part Technique - If you apply the Guillotine from Guard and the opponent defends the choke by grabbing your arms and hands, the sweep is available because the opponent has no posts. Now if the opponent does post his hand to prevent t...

2 Part Technique - If the opponent grabs your collar, break their grip immediately. Try using the 2on1 Control to aid you because their reaction to prevent that control is to re-establish the previous control, which exposes their arm f...

2 Part Technique - The Collar and Elbow Control from Butterfly is a great substitution for the Over Under Control for a Hook Sweep. When you opponent defends the Hook Sweep he may expose something, like the X Guard Entry or Guillotine.

2 Part Technique - The opponent must post his arm on the mat to counter the sweep, so this technique chains together perfectly with the Inverted Armbar. If the opponent rolls, hook his leg to prevent the counter and switch to an Armbar...

2 Part Technique - The Double Over Hook Control is the best solution to counter the Double Under Hook Control vs Butterfly. Use your new control to set up the Hook Sweep from Butterfly to score points, but make certain to not let the o...

3 Part Technique - The 2on1 Control is an essential control to initialize linking together offensive techniques. You can chain together Collar and Elbow Control Hook Sweeps, X-Guard Entry to Takedown Sweep, to the Double Under Hook Con...

2 Part Technique - Use a Hook Lift to force the opponent to post his arm near your head to prevent the sweep. Chop with a rolling motion at the opponent's elbow combined with sitting up to secure the Inverted Armbar. It is common for t...

3 Part Technique - The opponent might defend the Elbow Control Armbar by escaping his arm to the side, but will only expose himself to an Omoplata. It is common for a strong opponent to pull back from your new control on his elbow for ...

2 Part Technique - Plant your feet on the opponent's hips to keep him at a safe distance. From Hand Fighting, secure an Elbow Control and pinch the opponent's hand between your armpit so he cannot twist his arm free. Scoot underneath t...

2 Part Technique - Substitute with the Collar and Elbow Control if you cannot secure the Over Under Control for the Hook Sweep. The opponent will commonly post an arm or leg to defend the sweep, so recognize what he is exposing. If a l...

2 Part Technique - Use the Over Under Control Hook Sweep from Butterfly to cause an exposing reaction from the opponent. If the opponent bases in the middle of the air during the sweep, switch sides and force the opponent down. This pu...