Mikey Musumeci – The Collar and Sleeve System Part 1: Outside Control On The Knees

Mikey Musumeci – The Collar and Sleeve System Part 1: Outside Control On The Knees

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Salepage: Mikey Musumeci – The Collar and Sleeve System Part 1: Outside Control On The Knees

The most successful American black belt contender ever, Mikey Musumeci is noted for his technical prowess and guard game. He has won many world championships.
Discover how Mikey dismantles the collar and sleeve guard system, as well as his go-to sweeps, submissions, grip breaking techniques, and counters from outside control.
This is the first article in Mikey’s ongoing series on his collar and sleeve guard method, which explains all you need to know to effectively apply outside control to a kneeling opponent and sweep and submit them.
Learn how to do the most complex scissor sweep in Brazilian jiu-jitsu with Mikey’s detailed explanation of this traditional move.

Introduction in Part 1
Sleeve And Collar
What Are Sleeve And Collar?
Placement Of The Back Leg
Part 2: The Easiest Triangle Set Up World One Outside Control Objective Stepping On Hip Family One Variation One
Third part: variation Variation Four: Sitting Position, Two Wings, Variation Three: Pulling Ourselves In
Section 4: Family Family Two To Family One Two Half Lasso Combining Both
Every Possibility Grip For The Person On Top, Part 5
The Key To Exposing Submissions on the Lower Body Through Grip Breaking
Part 6: Modified Collar and Sleeve Solution To Collar and Sleeve’s Biggest Issue
Attacks from below
Part 7: Fundamental Setups
Introduction
Cutlery Sweep
The Safest and Most Effective Scissors Sweep Technique
Part 8: Explanation of Submission Exposure From Scissors Sweep

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