Jiu-Jitsu Lasso Guard Techniques

Introduction

• Focus on four Lasso Guard techniques: two standing, two on knees.
• Importance: effective against strong, heavy opponents.
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Technique 1: Standing Lasso Guard with Collar & Sleeve Control

1. Setup
   • Start in closed guard.
   • Establish collar & sleeve control.
   • When opponent stands up, place the lasso.
2. Execution
   • Catch the far leg at the ankle.
   • Move hips close to opponent.
   • Elevate opponent’s foot using the pant grip to force a post.
   • Option: remove the lasso and push.
   • Follow-up: Sweep and transition to submission (e.g., Omoplata).

Technique 2: Standing Lasso with Ankle Control

1. Setup
   • Start with collar and sleeve or just sleeve control.
   • Establish lasso before opponent stands.
2. Execution
   • Let go of sleeve to grab near ankle.
   • Place foot on hip for leverage.
   • Push with elbow, elevate opponent.
   • Transition into position for knee cut pass.

Technique 3: Lasso from Half Guard

1. Setup
   • Half guard position, opponent attempts to trap leg.
   • Establish lasso half guard.
2. Execution
   • Extend and kick legs fully to bring opponent on top.
   • Use bottom leg for sweeping motion.
   • Transition to cross face and tripod for passing guard.

Technique 4: Half Guard Lasso with Feet Locked

1. Setup
   • Establish lasso from half guard and lock feet.
2. Execution
   • Extend and pinch knees for leverage.
   • Roll body to sweep and transition to top position.
   • Option: Come up if head is not hugged for additional leverage.

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