No-gi Beginner
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.
Sweeps
Wrestling Up
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.
Where it shows up
Related techniques
Shorts
YouTube videos
An Easy Reversal Sweep From The Seat Up Guard by Thomas Rozdzynski
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.
No-gi Intermediate
Three ways to defend the body-lock pass: frames, hip movement and wrestling up before they walk around.
Body Lock Passing Defense & Counter featuring BRIAN GLICK - Use their body lock against them!
Placido Santos YouTube
Brian Glick on using their body lock against them: turning the passer's own lock into a sweep or stand-up.
No-gi Intermediate
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.