Advanced Closed Guard Sweep: the 'Draculino Bump'

The 'Draculino Bump, a tricky way to sweep your opponent from the guard. From Instant BJJ Gamechangers on the Master App for iOS itunes.apple.c... and Android play.google.co...
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[@alexmaze5497]

Liked the end where you see the footage of the technique being used live

[@nicholsk85]

Seeing it in a tournament - PRICELESS! That is really selling it man!

[@linusyootasteisking]

it's really cool when you explain and then show it in some tournament.

[@RJLicksRocks]

Wow this really stepped my game up. pulled this sweep off in sparring with no problem after using the draculino bump

[@RobMcIntyre]

got the set last week. Stephan I have to say this is your best set yet. So many details not just for smaller grapplers, but for big guys as well. I vote for more from this "little guy" LOL.

[@mrorbit2u]

Love the clips of you hitting it in competition. Thank you

[@zleereed]

he just got clowned. LOL

[@boobsnexplosions]

totally legit + actual proof that it works.. All for free I just subscribed..

[@wilsondealmeida]

Amazing final video.

[@Coach-MG]

love the endingss and how u show it actually works

[@cobratzi1]

Great instruction, love the real examples at the end!

[@diegohiguera5829]

stephan i see this video about a 9 years ago when i was a white belts actually i am brown belt and still i hit in every class hahahaha love it

[@jeffdoeskungfu]

SO MUCH GOLD!

[@carltonbanks1254]

Yes man yes preach. These f ing big guys and that gat damn anchor on my body b. Benching 400 before coming to the mats. ENOUGH, I've HAD it. Thank you for exposing these dudes once and for all. We gotta use the purest and the truest technique. Good video. This technique gets all the ooze in class

[@primate98]

Great demonstration of a basic flower sweep lol

[@bedevere007]

Thank you

[@silatguy]

very skilled!

[@Batdarrell]

Me gusta que muestra los movimientos que hacen efectiva la tecnica sin ocupar fuerza, importante la presion de la cadera para sacar la presión del brazo Gracias!

[@Dudongo86]

This is my favorite sweepo...

[@fitepitsnbonfires]

Interesting keep it up .

[@beeshubluke]

You need that leverage to turn them over most of the time. That open leg works as the pendulum.

[@abimelechjmg]

great move!!!

[@PeterPan012]

Amazing

[@tempesta1229]

why sweep when you have the arm bar though? seems perfectly in place.

[@alphadelta2954]

Storm Holloway - If they're staying low and putting weight into you it's going to be hard to get the arm but the sweep is perfectly set up.

[@caius6019]

sometimes it's better to be safe. secure position and points first. position before submission and all

[@yugen]

Obscure Name is right. Can't armbar someone who isn't postured up.

[@yugen]

Watch the live example. He goes to put his leg over the head but the guys head is too low.

[@bornfedslaughter]

When I do this, should I do the triple pendulum motion at 3:05?

[@leetewksbury8726]

How do you work it if they grab the belt in gi training?

[@iamtheman584]

my question: why would you need to go for that sweep if you can end it with an armbar right there???

[@CollarSleeve]

iamtheman584 if you're competing, you may be down on points and time is running out, you may miss the submission. but if you sweep, you get two points, and win the match (or at least tie)

[@yugen]

Can't armbar someone who isn't postured up.

[@yugen]

Watch the live example. He goes to put his leg over the head but the guys head is too low.

[@MsMarc1234]

holy shit that was awesome! Cant wiat to try that in my gym!

[@jmpsaved]

Did he say he just got clowned??

[@LiamKellard1980]

Great video :) i agree with Maqqa27, awesome seeing the moves in action :)

[@Farrux888]

I love that sweet very effective

[@ChaoticGamer5967]

Aka flower sweep

[@SWIFTzTrigger]

is this jiu jitsu?

[@trbocpe88]

Fucking magnificent.

[@chriskoucouthakis2032]

Where's some good vids on reversals from guard but no gi, if I get attacked and dropped outta nowhere and dude mounts me before I even know I'm in a fight & he's got no shirt on I can't use his sleeve or collar to reverse position

[@drbrendankishketon]

Did he sweep him and say, “6 points”? lol

[@dain6492]

Isn’t this just a pendulum sweep with a different set up? #clickbate

[@martialart5452]

In comes his buddy while you are on the floor. 2 onto 1 this is useless

[@thelister4910]

+Martial Art That's true. This isn't going to allow you to pick fights with groups of people when you don't have any friends. Keep looking man...

[@PartyVibesxD]

+Martial Art That's why out in the street or wherever, you do your best not to go to the ground if you can help it. You never know, like you said if he's got a few buddies with him or if he's got a weapon on his person. This technique isn't exactly for self defence.

[@thelister4910]

PartyVibesxD Start boxing a group of guys with knives. Post the video of you beating them and I will agree with you 100%

[@PartyVibesxD]

I do practice Jiu-Jitsu, so I'm not bashing ground techniques they're a lot of effective ones out there. It's just personal preference for me to be on my feet instead of the ground in an altercation. Have a good day :)

[@thelister4910]

PartyVibesxD No, because I'm not dumb enough to think that's what makes a good martial art. BJJ works, period. There are too many videos proving it. You can add multiple opponents and weapons to the mix to try and make it look like it doesn't work, but the truth is no other martial art will be able to handle multiple armed attackers...

[@thiagoleite7418]

I just trained this sweep in our school yesterday and I loved this move right away by its simplicity and effectiveness. I only had some problem then because It was quite hard for me to manage to place my foot on my partner's hip, I couldn't flex my legs enough then. But this trick about walking the legs through the opponent's back really made my day now. It surely makes things much easier! Many thanks! :)

[@yuriabmxr]

This is absolutely my favorite sweep. I try to roll guys as slow as possible for a little extra “damn, you got me...”

[@bethsuttonyoga2848]

So lovely to see it in live action!

[@Iron-Bridge]

Love that you showed both gi & no-gi situations at the end. Definitely an effective technique..

[@Maqqa27]

Clips at the end are a great idea. Awesome to see the technique working perfectly against a resisting opponent.

[@bilbaisim]

does it make any differeance if i do the exact same thing without using a leg on the hips, so if i keep my guard closed??

[@pattalutt]

As someone else said, I really like that you show competition videos in the end of the technique

[@johnpleung]

fyaaaaantastic.

[@xaviergovindan9966]

Fukin beautiful

[@AmbicionEterna]

F*CK IT. I'm buying the DVD.

[@PeterPansPal]

very good video! thanks

[@TheFlyveren]

works great !

[@iberianwolf12]

very good

[@Motivatedmailman]

Nice!

[@gilianjansen8569]

Well, Jiu Jitsu is a term used now a days for BJJ (Brazilian Jiu Jitsu) But 'Jiu Jitsu' is actually the Japanese martial arts, a mix of Judo and Karate.

[@chavamma]

Much appreciated Stephan, this is top quality advanced yet simple techniques that work greatly.

[@gilianjansen8569]

You should do as much pandulum's as you need, there is no minimum or maximum.

[@philyking]

I specifically like seeing these applied in No Gi Grappling!

[@MestreMur]

Great tipchnique and good technique. Thank a lot!

[@EagleTrue]

THAT is a REAL pendulum sweep

[@selimd40]

this is an amazing! thanks for the video :)

[@wilker222]

Vou adicionar isso no meu treino de Krav Magá...

[@SWIFTzTrigger]

whats the difference?

[@T44902]

Beautiful set up!

[@sunnibird]

"Clowned" LOL

[@waldomarek]

beautiful sweep.

[@JKT6]

brazilian jiu jitsu, yes

[@stefanommasoccer]

Awesome tip

[@FlintstoneZzz]

Nice 👍🏼

[@mkn.567]

awesome

[@vicarious8989]

nasty!

[@SWIFTzTrigger]

ah ok ty :)

[@ringococ6424]

Great technique. What's the purpose of the foot on the hip? Is that to help with the hip bump in the face of that downward elbow pressure?

[@notoriousquinnb]

I'm a really crappy purple belt who is out of practice, so take my answer with a grain of salt please. I believe moving your legs up uke's back and then placing the foot on the hip allows for much better leverage and ability to fight the downward pressure on your hip. If uke is larger than you and really trying to keep your hip pinned down you'll need all the mechanical advantage you can muster, and climbing your legs up is almost like compressing a spring. You'll have more power to lift your hips, and your leg is also in a position to fight the arm framing your hip in an indirect way once you place the foot on the hip. If your guard is low against uke's hips, you'll struggle to do much of anything against that sort of posture and control if uke is larger and stronger than you.

[@Wisstihrwas]

Hmm im white belt, but i assume (from closed guard arm bar), that the foot on the hip helps doing pressure ond the ellbow, but also avoids the opponent from pulling his arm out at the right moment (like one of the most simple armbar defenses).

[@Hayrophoric]

Boom 6 points !