I probably use the hip sweep or hip bump sweep more than any other because even if I don’t complete the sweep it sets me up for the kimura or guillotine when they attempt to block it by posting an arm or by pushing their weight back into me.
I put my forearm into Brandon’s neck, come up on my right elbow, and unhook my guard posting my left foot on the mat.
Continuing to sit up I post my right hand on the mat.
Turning in a clockwise direction I lift my hips into Brandon’s torso.
Continuing to turn my hips into him I overhook Brandon’s left arm to prevent him from posting.
Bumping your hips hard into your opponent will help you complete the sweep.
The hip sweep then lands you into the advantageous mount position.











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