Mastering De La Riva Positions and Transitions by Felipe Simplicio

• Felipe is a 2nd degree black belt and head coach of Redzone Jiu-Jitsu.
• De La Riva is an essential position that every good practitioner needs to take on today’s modern guard passing approach.
• Waste no time on the feet with laser sharp guard pulls that put you directly position to secure the DLR position.
• Discover an ample amount of grip variations and foot placement options that keep you covered against your opponent’s passing attempts.
• Create an onslaught of constant off balancing techniques that make securing sweeps from DLR easier than ever!
• Set up additional offense after the sweep including high-percentage back takes.
• Take your open guard to an all new frontier with Felipe Simplicio’s complete guide on Mastering De La Riva Positions and Transitions, a 4-part masterclass on De La Riva!

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Part 1
Intro
Guard Pull To De La Riva
Collar Sleeve De La Riva Sweep To Knee Cut Pass
Collar Sleeve De La Riva To Over The Shoulder Sweep
Collar Sleeve De La Riva To Spin Arm Bar
Collar Sleeve De La Riva Omoplata
Collar Sleeve De La Riva To Helicopter Arm Bar
Collar Sleeve Sweep To Berimbolo
Collar Sleeve To Fake Overhead Triangle
Collar Sleeve Leg Trap Sweep
Collar Sleeve Sweep To Spin Reverse Triangle

Part 2
DLR To Sit Up Guard & Single Leg Finish
DLR Off Balance To Triangle
DLR To Full DLR One Leg Finish
DLR To Sit Up Guard & Lapel Finish To the Back
DLR To Cross Sleeve Finish
DLR To Sit Up Guard Chain Bowl Sweep
DLR To Sit Up Guard & Guillotine Finish
DLR To Full DLR One Leg Sweep To The Back
DLR & Spider Sweep

Part 3
DLR Counter Drills
Countering The Step Over To X Guard Sweep
Countering The Step Over To X-Guard Ankle Pick Sweep
Countering The Step Over To X Guard & Back Take
Collar and Pants To Single Leg Entry Finish
Collar and Pants Lapel Back Take

Part 4
De La X Understanding Position Grips
De La X Sweep
Reverse DLR Back Take
Reverse DLR Spider To Back Take
Lasso DLR Sweep
De La Riva Tripod Sweep Variations Attacks
Outro