Ground Phase
Techniques occurring primarily on the ground. Ne-waza (寝技) translates to "ground techniques" in Japanese and encompasses all techniques executed when one or both practitioners are on the ground.
Techniques (128)
Baseball Bat Choke
Named for the grip resembling a baseball bat. Both hands grip the same side of the collar with thum…
View DetailsBasic Cross Collar Choke
A classic choke utilizing both lapels of the opponent's gi in a crossed position. The practitioner …
View DetailsBow and Arrow Choke
A powerful collar choke applied from back control where one hand secures a deep collar grip, while …
View DetailsBuggy Choke
A leg-based blood choke attacked from the bottom of side control, credited to Austin Hardt and popu…
View DetailsButterfly Sweep
A sweep performed from butterfly guard where the hooks are used to elevate and roll the opponent.
View DetailsCalf Slicer
A compression lock that uses the shin bone to apply pressure to the calf muscle
View DetailsCarry the Baby Sweep
A signature sweep from Lucas Leite's Coyote Guard no-gi system, so named because the attacker ends …
View DetailsClock Choke
Applied against an opponent in turtle position by securing a deep collar grip and circling around t…
View DetailsCollar Sleeve Guard
An open guard position where one collar and one sleeve are controlled
View DetailsCoyote Sweep
The core sweep of Lucas Leite's Coyote Guard system. With a deep underhook to the opponent's far hi…
View Details