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Primary leg-entanglement family that isolates one leg for heel hooks, kneebars, and transitions into saddle or 50/50.

Highest scoring control position with strong finishing mechanics.

Chest-to-chest clinch around the torso used for passing, takedowns, and crushing half-guard pressure.

Back-control variation that locks the legs in a triangle around the torso to immobilize the hips and raise submission percentage.

Butterfly-hook entry into ashi-style entanglement — a seated path from butterfly into single-leg X and heel-hook systems.

Dynamic open guard leveraging inside hooks, underhooks, and forward pressure to create sweeping opportunities.

Fundamental defensive guard with strong control and high-percentage attacks.

Gi open-guard framework built on opposite collar and sleeve grips — the base for scissor, pendulum, and many classic sweeps.

Standing head-and-neck grip used to snap, angle, and set up shots, trips, and front headlock attacks.