Collar Sleeve Recovery | Leg Pummel

Recovering guard from a knee cut pass attempt while in collar sleeve position:

1. Start with a collar sleeve guard, stepping on the opponent's biceps and hips, keeping your hips slightly to the side.
2. When the opponent grabs your collar and applies pressure on your knee to pass, maintain a strong frame against their neck to keep distance.
3. As the opponent circles their arm to escape biceps control and moves towards a knee slide position, ensure your Reverse De La Riva hook is in place.
4. Use your outside leg to pummel over and step on the opponent's shoulder, creating a lasso with the sleeve grip.
5. Close your elbow and turn your palm face up to secure the lasso grip.
6. Release the collar grip and use your leg to push the opponent away, creating space to move your chest back and free your bottom leg.
7. With the grip still on the sleeve, step on the opponent's biceps with your now free leg.
8. Circle the leg back inside, step on the hips, and re-establish the collar grip to return to the original collar sleeve position.

Key points include maintaining a strong frame to prevent the opponent from getting close, using the lasso to control their movement, and creating space to recover the guard.