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Single Leg X-Guard to X Guard
One of the most common things your opponent will do to try and escape your Single Leg X Guard is to push your feet off their hips and put pressure down on you. Whenever this happens, I switch my feet to the X-Guard position. The X position gives me better distance control and neutralises their attack. There are a number of attacks from the SLX X Guard position, plus it's easy to transition to a regular X-Guard In this plan, we're going to work two simple attacks from both these positions.
Lesson plan: Single Leg X-Guard to X Guard Micro Drill #1: Switch from SLX to SLX X-Guard position (1 min ea) Alternating Drill #1: SLX to X-Guard Back Sweep (3 min ea) Alternating Drill #2: SLX to X Guard to Standing Sweep (3 min ea) Flow Drill #1: SLX Entry --> SLX X-Guard --> Back Sweep --> Belly Down Foot Lock (3 min alternating) Specific Training #1: From SLX with Opp Standing (reset if you sweep, submit, or opp escapes, 3 min ea).
