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Wrapping the outside leg around the opponent's lead leg and hooking the inside of the far thigh - the entry to De La Riva guard.
Also called dlr hook, getting the dlr hook, deep dlr hook.
10 resources
Bernardo Faria BJJ Fanatics YouTube
Mikey Musumeci on why your hips must stay behind their lead foot, where the DLR foot sits on the hip bone, and how shutting off their posting arm makes the side sweep almost automatic.
Chewjitsu's basic De La Riva sweep for white belts, with the hook and far-side grip that make it repeatable.
What to do when De La Riva is getting smashed: recovering the hook and not turning into a knee cut.
A basics walkthrough of the De La Riva position with four straightforward options off it, aimed at people meeting the guard for the first time.
Jon Thomas explaining De La Riva as a system, not a single hook: grips, the far sleeve and the sweeps that follow.
Lachlan Giles on moving between De La Riva, reverse De La Riva and closed guard as the passer changes their lead leg.
Ffion Davies' De La Riva sweep: the hook, the far-side grip and tipping a standing passer.
Concept-driven look at the DLR hook: the primary heel hand and support hand, keeping the knee tight to their knee, and drills to test how strong your hook really is before you invert.
Renzo Gracie Jiu Jitsu DFW YouTube
Drills for resetting the DLR hook and grips when they slip, loading the opponent's weight onto you, and the four points of contact that let you move to X-guard and single-leg X.
Submission Syndicate YouTube
Seminar footage of Paulo Miyao teaching his De La Riva grips and berimbolo entries, including what to hold when the belt is not available. Long and unpolished but from one of the best to ever do it.