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Week 9 – NOGI – Executing the Waiter Sweep from Deep Half Guard

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Week 9 – NOGI – Executing the Waiter Sweep from Deep Half Guard

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Week 9 – NOGI – Waiter Sweep from Deep Half Guard

In this week’s installment of our NOGI Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu series, we delve into the intricacies of the Waiter Sweep from Deep Half Guard. This highly effective technique is a favorite among BJJ practitioners, as it allows for a quick and powerful transition from a defensive position to a dominant one.

The Deep Half Guard is a position where the bottom player controls one of the top player’s legs, effectively immobilizing them and limiting their options. The Waiter Sweep takes advantage of this control by utilizing a combination of leverage and timing to sweep the top player and gain the upper hand.

To execute the Waiter Sweep, you must first secure a strong grip on the top player’s far arm, also known as the “Waiter Grip.” This grip is crucial in controlling their posture and preventing them from countering the sweep. With the Waiter Grip in place, you can then utilize your legs and hip movement to create the necessary leverage to initiate the sweep.

Timing is key in this technique, as you must wait for the right moment to execute the sweep. As the top player attempts to regain their balance or posture up, you must seize the opportunity to use your legs to push off the ground and roll them over your head. This sudden and explosive movement catches them off guard, making it difficult for them to defend or counter.

Once the top player is swept, you have the advantage of being in the top position, allowing you to transition into various dominant positions such as mount, back control, or side control. It is crucial to maintain control and establish a strong base to prevent any possible escapes or reversals.

Throughout this video, our experienced BJJ instructor breaks down the Waiter Sweep from Deep Half Guard, providing detailed explanations and demonstrations. He emphasizes the importance of grip control, hip movement, and timing, offering invaluable insights and tips to help you master this technique.

Whether you are a beginner looking to expand your BJJ repertoire or an experienced practitioner seeking to refine your skills, this video is a valuable resource. By adding the Waiter Sweep from Deep Half Guard to your arsenal, you will have a powerful tool to surprise and overwhelm your opponents while maintaining control and dominance on the mat. So, grab your gi or rash guard, hit the mats, and let’s dive into the intricacies of the Waiter Sweep from Deep Half Guard!

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