Options from Sit-up Guard
From Sit-up Guard, you can:
- Submit with Guillotine (head dives forward) — When the opponent's head dips forward, wrap the neck and finish. Often paired with a sit-…
- Try Back Take (on the arm drag) — Gain an angle, secure one arm or seatbelt grip, and climb to the opponent's back. Availab…
- Sweep Sit-up Sweep (if they post to stop you) — Sit up, post one arm, push the opponent's far shoulder to roll. Same family as the hip bu…
- Move to Butterfly Guard — Both feet hooked under opponent's thighs from a seated position. Strong sweep platform; d…
- Submit with Kimura — Figure-4 grip on the opponent's arm, rotate it behind their back to attack the shoulder. …
- Sweep Hip Bump Sweep — Sit up, post one arm behind, drive the hip to roll the opponent over. The most basic swee…
- Submit with Omoplata — Wrap one of opponent's arms with your leg and rotate to attack the shoulder. Common follo…
- Submit with Triangle Choke — When opponent has one arm in and one out, trap the head and in-arm between your legs and …
- Submit with Armbar — Isolate one arm and extend the elbow joint against your hips or body. The most versatile …
- Move to Closed Guard (lay back to close) — The fundamental guard. Your legs lock around the opponent's waist, controlling their post…