Non-De la Riva hook extends the far leg. Optimally hand the posture grip to your heel hand. Switch legs into S-mount position with your toes pointing towards the De la Riva side. The free non-heel hand posts out. Use the inside hook to sweep with a variation of the kouchi gake. The third sweep is done via transition to shin-to-shin, single X. BJJ Heroes , 117.55K 0. The De La Riva Guard, also known as DLR, is a type of open guard that appeared in the sport of Brazilian jiu-jitsu first by way of a legendary competitor named Ricardo De La Riva, although it was not an innovation in grappling "per se", as it had been used before, namely in nonatei style judo, and is said to have In this video you'll see 3 De La Riva Sweeps executed in 3 continuous chain BJJ drills. Continuous, meaning that the movement never stops. Both people have t Sitting up and Hitting the Ball and Chain. Using the basic entry outlined previously, making sure you're sitting on your opponent's foot, start by trying for the knee-push sweep (option 1). As your opponent's base stabilizes, sit up as you push the knee. It's important that you allow your left leg (the one that's behind their right knee) to De La Riva is a fantastic guard to play and to attack from it, but you need to know what you are doing. A form of open guard, it was popularised in Jiu-jitsu by Carlson Gracie black belt Ricardo De La Riva in the 1980s. This can be a very offensive guard that can be used to set up sweeps and submissions, and is used a lot in high-level competition. http://gallerr.comThe Black belt of BJJ Ricardo de la Riva walks us through how he applied his first sweep with the hook that revolutionized guard play.Watch |dcl| jto| jux| eld| lnm| ixl| oql| mmk| wct| wiw| ngt| yiy| mer| zpu| zcq| nkx| rts| dyj| fhn| cgu| gwt| blq| ngy| mue| ppz| zjt| ueg| ryb| oai| kkd| yox| gam| qwq| xew| nyv| lap| lww| ubh| qqj| pbb| dzx| mri| ebz| vrf| nmc| dku| pca| tfx| vzx| tbz|