CLASS: Leg Drag and Footlock Counters to Tripod Sweep (22-Aug-24)
Class Instruction at VRJJ
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10m
When the opponent configures the Tripod Sweep or Sickle Sweep, defend the sweep by immediately pushing his foot off your hip and then counter with a leg drag pass. If he is successful at completing the sweep, then counter with a straight footlock.
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