Switching Up the Grips on the Scissor Sweep

[@KennethBrown]

If this something that you can see yourself using in your game, drop a like, comment or share.

[@GracieGarage]

Thank you for posting this video. It reaffirms to me the basic principles needed for the scissor sweep.

[@traviscrawford9615]

Always like your concept base approach to teaching. Also the small adjustments to refine known techniques. And the new intro is great, tightening up that KZbin game, too!

[@bishopofapples]

I hope you are half as cool off the mat as you seem on it. A pleasure to see you exploring and sharing.

[@7Phoenix1]

This is gold right here!

[@johannesandersson9477]

Looks solid

[@bradleyrowe1593]

Fantastic as always professor.

[@JohnDoe-ww4gs]

Nice Kenneth ! Great details Thank you !!

[@WreckRod]

I will definitely try this. I never hit scissor sweep with any consistency, cause once you get the grips everyone is on high alert. I got told to try it when opponent goes for log splitter, or any guard break with really narrow base. I’ve hit more scissor sweeps off that in the last month than the last two years combined. I really like how deceptive this is, and seems like opponent is one mistake with their free arm from getting triangled.

[@emilaunins3317]

That's slick! Great stuff, Kenneth:-)

[@410twister]

Nice professor can't wait to play with this

[@kdb560]

I think everyone would love you to host a camp . . . anywhere, and we will be there!

[@KennethBrown]

I’ll be teaching at the Arizona Globetrotters camp in October.

[@SemajSemaj]

Meregali also uses this guard sometimes .. great post & instruction brother Kenneth I'm also trying to put this guard position in my game - Really appreciate & loves your videos - Keep Going Oss #DeLaRivaBlackBelt

[@chrismize2738]

Nice🙏🏻

[@SubFlow22]

Watched with no audio. As a black belt I got nothing from this. Did you do a sweep? Maybe the audio had some important details.