Example Video - Owen Livesey Footsweeps

Recorded in 2022. Fightappearel grappling day

chregi May 25, 2025 at 4:36 PM 160s Ready
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Sweeping Mastery: Targeting Legs for Effective Off-balancing

Techniques:
  • Back step sweep
  • Uchi mata sweep
  • Leg targeting for sweeps
  • Footwork for positioning and balance
  • Hand placement for creating leverage and control
Key Concepts:
  • Off-balancing the opponent
  • Targeting specific body parts for control and leverage
  • Proper footwork and positioning for effective sweeps
  • Hand placement for creating leverage and controlling the opponent's posture
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back step (AI) BJJ concepts (AI) footwork (AI) gi grips (AI) leg control (AI) partner drills (AI) positioning (AI) posture (AI) sitting bag drills (AI) sweeping (AI) technique details (AI) tension control (AI) uchi (AI) variations (AI)
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Video Transcript
00:00 Well, like we are here, I need a sitting bag.
00:03 I'm like this.
00:04 Yeah.
00:05 Like we said before, I've got options here.
00:08 It just depends on my arm.
00:09 I could go back step, or uchi.
00:12 Go over here, all sort of variations.
00:18 Or I can release and I can step back and catch.
00:22 When I'm going for this diachi in my head, I'm aiming for this leg.
00:27 So in my head, I'm trying to hit that.
00:31 The reason being, if I hit that back leg, both of his feet come off the floor.
00:36 If I miss that back leg, I still get this one.
00:40 If I aim for that own leg and I'm here, exactly, get counted.
00:45 I want my leg to be behind it.
00:48 So I'm just going one, and I get that tension here.
00:52 And when you're ready, when you release, I'm going to step the back leg.
00:59 Probably won't look like that straight.
01:03 But you should have a go.
01:04 You're gonna go one, in, to make it easier.
01:07 You should get that.
01:09 And when you feel him go back, that's when you go.
01:12 Not now.
01:14 Yeah?
01:14 From here.
01:16 As he goes back, I'm just stepping into the center.
01:19 I step into the center so I can catch with the back leg.
01:23 So I'm not stretching.
01:25 If I go like this, and my right foot doesn't move,
01:29 can't get it.
01:31 But as he goes back, I step.
01:36 This link's everywhere in the gi.
01:38 So that one that we did before,
01:41 I can go like this. It links everything.
01:46 What do you do with your hands?
01:48 Hands? So when I sweep, like we said before, where your hands are is important because it's meant to create posture.
01:57 So when my left foot sweeps, the sleeve hand pushes in, and the lapel hand crosses over like a steering wheel.
02:06 So I'm making him bend this way, and I'm taking him that way.
02:12 Again, we're going to go one, tension, here. As he's going back, step, step.
02:24 And he's a really good partner as well, so I'm normally a bit like him.
02:27 He's making me actually look like I know what I'm eating.
02:30 With one attention step, always landing in the position.