Sweeps
Coming up from seated guard to a single or double leg instead of sweeping from your back. The no-gi default against a standing passer.
Also called wrestle up, come up on a single, seated guard stand up, sweep by standing.
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Bernardo Faria BJJ Fanatics YouTube
Thomas Rozdzynski's sideways reversal from sit-up guard: when they posture back, grab the belt, pivot behind and pinch the knees to sit them down. Less inverting than a classic roll-under.
Three ways to defend the body-lock pass: frames, hip movement and wrestling up before they walk around.
Quick clip of three butterfly attacks: arm drag to the back, arm drag to a wrestle-up, and a head-control entry to the back or guillotine.
Placido Santos YouTube
Brian Glick on using their body lock against them: turning the passer's own lock into a sweep or stand-up.
Wrestling up from seated guard to a single leg with three finishes: get behind and shelf the leg, intercept the step like a low single, or go between the legs when they sit their weight back.