Failed Body Lock Grip To Quick Hop Over Pass

1. Maintain Pressure:

   • Keep pressure on your opponent to prevent them from creating space. Even if you can't lock your hands, maintain a strong grip on their body.

2. Position Your Legs:

   • Position your legs close to your opponent's hips to minimize their movement and control their guard.

3. Hop Over the Butterfly Guard:

   • In one explosive movement, hop over your opponent's butterfly guard. Aim to clear both of their legs with your hips.
   • Your hips should land past their legs, towards their side, and your upper body should stay low to maintain pressure.

4. Drive Rear Leg Into Opponent’s Legs:

   • As you land, use your rear leg to drive into your opponent's legs. This helps turn their legs to the outside, making it harder for them to re-guard.
   • Your knee should come close to their hip, applying pressure and pinning their legs.

5. Establish Side Control:

   • As you land in side control, adjust your upper body to secure a tight position. Use your far-side underhook and crossface to control their upper body.
   • Ensure your hips stay low, and keep your weight distributed to maintain control and prevent them from regaining guard.

This sequence requires good timing and balance, so practice it with a training partner to refine your technique and fluidity.