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“Deep Half Guard is a great option especially when facing a heavier opponent.

For the guy on bottom, Deep Half will help make the top guy not seem so heavy because we’re only carrying the weight of one leg rather than his entire body.

It can be used to sweep, set up leg attacks and in this case, create back exposure for back takes or some front headlock attacks depending on how the opponent reacts.

Here, Bmac feels Lmacs weight tipping towards her hands and uses that to come out the back door to get a look at the back.

From here, we have a good look at back takes or else front headlock game if our opponent turns into us and we lose the back exposure.”

– Irish Keet
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