Collar Sleeve Guard
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Also called: collar and sleeve, collar sleeve, collar sleeve position, collar-sleeve, color sleeve, color sleeve guard
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Collar & Sleeve Guard a Systematic Approach by Isaac Doederlein
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- Enter from seated guard
- Retain collar-and-sleeve control
- Connect to omoplata attacks
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7- De la RivaWhen: transition through collar sleeve
- ArmbarWhen: hip elevation and angle with belt knot behind tricep
- Triangle ChokeWhen: foot placement on shoulder and hip elevation
- Spider GuardWhen: hub guard connecting multiple positions
- Lasso GuardWhen: transition through collar sleeve
- K GuardWhen: open up and spin for underhook
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2Built on
6- FrameWhen: feet as frames to prevent passing
- Foot on HipWhen: foot blocks opponent's pass on that side
- Posture ControlWhen: collar grip breaks posture
- TensionWhen: pulling arms pushing legs lifting hips
- Off BalancingWhen: four points of connection
- Posture BreakWhen: position design prevents opponent grip breaks and counter framing
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6- Closed GuardWhen: open guard with collar and sleeve grips
- Sleeve GripWhen: establish collar-sleeve position after securing sleeve
- StandingWhen: guard pull with cross collar grip
- Spider GuardWhen: transition hub between open guards
- Open GuardWhen: grab the collar and ankle for counter position
- Lasso GuardWhen: unlasso and transition to collar sleeve attacking system