White Belt BJJ Sweeps #5 – Tripod Sweep

The technical standup is one of the most important techniques in BJJ. Think of it as the Turkish Getup but with a resisting opponent on your shoulders! Download my free guide and checklist for learning BJJ here: https://www.grapplearts.com/book

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Master Ken evaluates the Tripod Sweep as taught by Alexey Cruz Pickerell at the Origin Immersion Camp and as usual Ameri-Do-Te has a far more effective version than BJJ.

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This was one of the first sweeps I learned from open guard and I still use it to this day.

It is a great sweep that works at the highest levels if applied right.

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The Tripod Sweep is one of the most fundamental moves in BJJ. You can sweep your opponent from many different guards, using this same principle.

In this video I show you 8 applications of the Tripod Sweep, including open guard, closed guard, and sit up guard.

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Situational awareness can fail. It’s something we all obviously need to practice and prioritize, but for many reasons it can fail. So it’s crucial that we have the ability and technical training to get us to a safe position in dangerous conditions. This particular instance we are focused on in this video centers around how to get back to your feet safely at various levels of lateness in recognizing the threat of a standing aggressor.
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How to apply a tripod sweep (or a tripod-like sweep) from multiple guard positions in BJJ, both with and without the gi. Check out the de la Riva guard instructional at https://www.grapplearts.com/dlr

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Leo Tunico teaches one of the most basic sweeps from the open guard — one that is recommended for when your opponent tries to pass your guard standing. One hand controls the sleeve; the other controls the heel. One leg hooks the opponent’s free leg while the guard player pushes the passer’s hips with their other foot. After he fells his opponent, pay attention to the details that Tunico teaches for you to easily get on top.

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Can’t sweep with the technical lift? Calm down, for the X-guard is very versatile. Instead of stretching both legs, lower one of them and unbalance your opponent with the tripod sweep.
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Livia Gluchowska is a brown belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and an instructor at Absolute MMA South Yarra. She is a 2-time BJJ World Champion, Asian Champion, 7-time Pan-Pacific Champion and 3-time Australian Champion. At the end of 2014, she was ranked at #2 in the world in no gi BJJ and #4 in gi (purple belt, light feather) and #1 in Australia in both gi and no gi (purple belt, open weight).

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