Low Single

Executing a sweep from the De La Riva guard when the opponent attempts to pass:

1. When the opponent tries to pop the De La Riva hook and push the leg down, maintain the secondary hook behind their knee.
2. Quickly remove the De La Riva hook, push the opponent away to create space and momentum for the sweep setup.
3. Release the grip on the opponent's gi or wrist, turn the foot on the mat, and place the hand on the mat for support.
4. Reach the arm behind the opponent's leg and secure a grip on their gi or wrist.
5. Execute the sweep by lifting and squeezing the opponent's leg between your calf and thigh, similar to the principle used in another sweep.
6. Ensure the opponent cannot recover by keeping pressure and control over their leg.
7. After completing the sweep, stay back to avoid immediate counter-sweeps and to secure the two points for the sweep.
8. If the opponent does not immediately attempt to recover guard, proceed with the same guard pass as previously demonstrated: underhook, grip, and transition to side control.
9. Throughout the sweep, maintain pressure on the opponent's leg to prevent them from regaining posture or control.