Gi Intermediate
Kiss of the dragon into a come-up sweep: pull the ankle to off-balance, spin under as they react, switch hands and catch the far leg.
Sweeps
Kiss of the Dragon
Rolling under from reverse De La Riva to come up behind the opponent for a sweep or the back.
Also called kotd, reverse dlr roll under, kiss of the dragon back take.
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YouTube videos
Gi & no-gi Intermediate
Step-by-step RDLR tutorial: staying on your side so the hook bites, the arm under the leg that blocks the knee, blocking the shoulder before you grab the ankle, then spinning under to the back.
Gi Intermediate
A straightforward back take from the reverse De La Riva hook when the opponent postures up.
Gi Beginner
RDLR basics for people who think the kiss of the dragon needs flexibility: pull the opponent to you with the knee grip, pummel the shins behind their knees, extend and sit up to the back.