CLASS: Cross Sleeve Attacks from Closed Guard (17-Nov-23)
Class Instruction at VRJJ
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9m 46s
From you cross sleeve grip in your closed guard, you can do the hip bump sweep or Kimura when he defends the hip bump sweep. Alternatively, you can throw your far leg over onto the same side to trap his arm between your legs. This gives you attack options of a back-up sweep, omoplata, or backtake.
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