Omoplata From Guard When Opp. Raises Leg

Step 1: T raises one leg with both arms posted on B's body

Step 2: B uses their opposite side hand to break the grip on the lapel and get a sleeve grip on the arm on the same side as the raised leg

Step 3: B underhooks the raised leg with the same side arm and passes the sleeve grip to the underhooked arm

Step 4: B opens their guard and finishes the omoplata

OPTION II:

When B goes to finish the omoplata, they can put their free leg over the back of T's head to control T's posture. Sometimes T will grab the ankle of that leg and pull it off their head. B can break that grip and then go to a triangle choke instead.

Old School + Open Guard Pass + Open Guard Sweep

Old School Half Guard Sweep:
B starts in half guard position blocking the cross face and far side underhook. Using the underhook B goes to deep half guard and using the arm that was blocking the cross face grabs T's heel. B's left underhook arm then comes around the outside of T's thigh and grabs the heel that is being held with their other hand. B then uses their right arm to base on the mat and comes up to their knees to sweep.

Open Guard Pass:
This pass is used when B opens their guard to sweep when T stands up to pass.
T comes forward over B's head as if diving like superman. This forces B's legs to go over their head and they are stuck inverted with pressure. T then takes either of their arms and comes across the legs and secures a lapel grip like a double under pass. T then clears the legs and lands in side control.

Open Guard Sweep:
This sweep is used when T stands up in guard to pass.
B has same side sleeve grips on both sides. Once T stands, B opens their guard and places their legs on the sides of T's shins. B then clamps their legs together to force T's legs to close. After the legs are closed, B triangles their legs, locking T's legs together. Using their legs and the sleeve grips, B brings T into them and sweeps them to whichever side.

New Guard Position + 3 Sweeps + 2 Attacks

New guard position starts with T in B's guard. B has a cross collar grip with their left hand. When T goes to posture up, B opens their guard and places their right foot on T's hip and their left foot right behind T's right knee on the left side. B's right hand then grips T's left pant leg.

Sweep 1:
Starting from the guard position. B pushes at the hip with their right foot, pulls with the pants grip, and pulls with the hook at the knee. B keeps the collar grip and uses that to come up on top and possibly finish with a cross choke.

Sweep 2:
Starting from the guard position. B switches their hips and brings the foot that was behind T's right knee up to the hip and the foot that was at the hip down to T's right ankle. Then B pushes at the hip and scissor sweeps T's ankle to sweep.

Sweep 3: Starting from the guard position. B brings their hips in closer to T and elevates T as if going for a helicopter sweep. Using the collar grip and the hook behind the knee, B brings T over their shoulder and rolls backward to sweep.

Attack 1+2:
These attacks start from the guard position but T has a grip on each leg at the knee. B releases the collar grip and breaks T's pants grip on B's right leg. B then swings his left leg in to come up against T's shoulder and pushes the shoulder away to break the grip. From here B can either go to triangle or omoplata and finish.

Side Control Escape + Half Guard Attack -> Sweep

Side Control Escape:
T has side mount position on my right side. I place my arms in a prayer position to block the cross face. I keep my right arm up to block the crossface and use my left arm to get an underhook on the far arm. I also bring my leg up to block the mount. In one motion I use my arm that is blocking the cross face to create space by pushing against T's knee. I use my underhook to hip escape and turn onto my stomach. From that position I come onto my knees and either single or double leg T to sweep.

Half Guard Attack -> Sweep:
This attack is a counter to the side control escape above. Once B has escaped and has a single leg locked up I use my left arm to come across the head and the other arm underneath in an over under position with a gable grip. *whichever side the head is on, I put my arm over the shoulder*. Once I have my grips I sprawl out to defend the takedown. From here My over the shoulder arm feeds the lapel to my overhooking arm. Once I have fed the lapel I use my free hand to grab the back of the lapel at the neck. From here I use the same side leg with the overhook lapel grip and step up clearing B's arm. From here I pull half guard and end with a modified cross choke with the arm trapped. To finish the choke I use my collar grip and bring my elbow to B's chest and then bring it across the throat to finish. If B defends the choke, I hip escape and use a butterfly hook to sweep to the side of the defending arm. I can follow the sweep into mount and finish the choke from mount. If B decides to post his arm out to defend the sweep I just finish the choke instead.

Armbar -> Side Control, Mounted Americana Defense, Kimura Defense

I have B in an armbar position from side control on B's left arm.
Step 1: I take my leg that is above B's head and bring it across his arm like you would an omoplata

Step 2: I simply posture up and extend my leg to clear the trapped arm

Step 3: Claim side control

**Americana From Mount Defense**

When B has an american locked from mount.

Step 1: Using my free hand, push against B's lat to create space

Step 2: Bring my head into the space created so that my head rests on top of B's arm

Step 3: While leaning my head against the arm, extend my trapped arm to break the americana grip

Step 4: With my freed arm, overhook B's arm and grab the belt

Step 5: Upa and sweep to escape from mount to land in guard

**Kimura Defense**
B has my right arm locked up in a Kimura and is in side control

Step 1: My left arm comes underneath B's belly to the other side like an underhook

Step 2: I begin to reverse shrimp out while keeping my kimura arm safe

Step 3: I escape and come up to my knees