When opponent lifts his nearside knee to resist the scissors sweep, you can force him forward so that both his hands are on the mat. Then you can move your legs and hips into a rolling Gold Chain Armbar.

When opponent lifts up his nearside knee to counter the Scissors Sweep, you can switch to an omoplata sweep and then roll into a back take from the top.

When opponent lifts up his nearside knee to prevent the Scissors Sweep, you can execute a back take or a triangle.

Details on how to execute the Scissors Sweep from closed guard with crucial details on how to deal with the resistance opponents give.

From your closed guard, secure a cross sleeve grip and perform an arm drag to create opportunities for the back take, pendulum sweep, or armbar.

Tripod sweep with your foot on the same side sweep (push-pull sweep), and a variation with the opposite foot on hip (sickle sweep).

Technical details that explain the top and bottom positions of a tournament match and what is considered a sweep.

This covers the fundamentals for the butterfly guard sweep. Includes a solo drill that will help you understand the mechanics. It also covers crucial details that will help you overcome the resistance your opponent will present.

Defend the double under stack pass with an entry into the saddle position for leg locks.

When the opponent stands, you can perform the Adam Wardzinski sweep by putting on a hybrid leg configuration of reverse DLR with the cross sleeve 2-on-1 grips.

When the opponent stands, you can perform the Adam Wardzinski sweep by putting on a hybrid leg configuration of reverse DLR with the cross sleeve 2-on-1 grips

Adam Wardzinski is a European BJJ Champion who uses the armdrag and butterfly guard position to execute this sweep.

You can enter the Omoplata position from the Closed Guard if you first obtain the cross-sleeve grip. Once swiveling to the omopolata, the sweep is the most likely scenario.

This video explains what the Lockdown is, why people use it, and how to use it to execute the Electric Chair sweep.