CLASS: Stiff Arm & Sweeps using Cross Collar Grip from Seated Guard (7-Nov-24)
Class Instruction at VRJJ
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9m 29s
When you are in the seated guard and your opponent reaches for you legs, use that opportunity to secure a cross collar grip. Then use the collar grip to engage a stiff arm to defend pass attempts, or to launch into the ankle pick, collar drag, or single leg sweeps.
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