Knee Shield Attacks — Omoplata, Kimura & Tilt Sweep
This week comes down to one thing: watch the underhooking arm.
From the knee shield, your job is to stay patient and pay close attention to what that arm is doing. In a lot of cases, you won't have to create the opportunity — they'll give it to you. When their elbow comes out of position, you have a choice: take their back or hit the tilt sweep. Both become available from the same mistake.
Use your knee shield to maintain control and create the space to be patient. The knee shield is what buys you the time to read that arm. When it's in position, wait. When it's out of position, it's your gain.
The more you train this awareness, the simpler half guard starts to feel. You're not hunting for specific techniques — you're watching one arm and following what it gives you.
Low Mount → Middle Mount → High Mount Flow
Mount Escape to Guard Recovery
Striking Offense