The BJJ technique Pokédex.

A guard that uses hooks with the feet on the opponent’s thighs for sweeping and control.

A guard where the legs are locked around the opponent’s waist for control and submission opportunities.

A guard where one leg is trapped between the opponent’s legs, providing options for sweeps and recovery.

A guard where one leg hooks around the outside of the opponent's leg while controlling with the other leg.

A position where one leg is trapped beneath the opponent's torso, allowing for sweeps and escapes.

A guard with one foot lassoed around the opponent's arm, providing leverage for sweeps and submissions.

A guard where the feet are placed on the opponent's arms while controlling their grips for sweeps and submissions.

A neutral guard position where both partners have equal control of each other's legs, leading to attacks and sweeps.

A sweeping guard position featuring one leg across the opponent's back, allowing for multiple sweep options.

A guard with the leg hooking the inside of the opponent's leg for sweeping and submissions.

A variant of the x-guard that focuses on controlling one leg while maintaining balance to sweep or counter.

A guard designed to control one opponent's leg while helping to maintain balance and achieve dominant positions.

A guard position that prevents the opponent from progressing to mount while keeping options for escape and submissions.

A guard that uses the legs and hips to control the opponent's body from various angles, leading to sweeps and submissions.

A guard meant to maintain control over the opponent's posture while opening submission options via flexible legs.