Butterfly Guard vs de la Riva Guard, Which is Better for No Gi?

[@douglasfink131]

Great content

[@mrmushin1]

Love the star trek rash guard

[@cabalofdemons]

I weigh roughly 145 pounds and I'm the smallest man in my class. I was told DLR doesn't work well in no gi, however I watch vids that state it does. I apply DLR and DLR-X in no gi to little avail. I wish I knew what I was doing wrong. I think my opponents have a firm base.

[@halim97]

Good job

[@adriansrfr]

How has ibjjf neutered butterfly guard?

[@bfloyd1349]

He said it neutered the leg lock game, not the butterfly guard.

[@adriansrfr]

At 4:34, Rob says butterfly, and Stefan say leg lock.

[@bfloyd1349]

I think what he is saying is the butterfly guard or instep guard is most likely going to allow you to attack leg locks because you are lifting a leg and "floating it" but you cant do as many leg attacks in IBJJF so it hampers your options and makes the butterfly less effective. You can use butterfly but the follow-up options are limited due to the rules neutering leglocks.

[@samuilklimov3149]

What about de la riva in mma?

[@JacoboKungaApito]

old comment, but good position for up kicks and wrestling up, as a brief pit stop before inverting for a leg lock, or for tripod sweeps. check out the last 10 seconds of round 1 of mousasi vs sokoudjou

[@prandz420]

Jacobo Apito it’s a risky position obviously but I think it can work too. You can also hyperextend the near knee by pushing with your knee to keep distance

[@Tik075]

I do lots of stand up where everyone sits on/pull guard. mAh back can't take it

[@exodusxp8094]

make your legs take it

[@jamesalafayette8255]

First ☝🏾

[@dontdenymyrighteousnesstru5608]

The thumbnail looks like Star Trek