Setup: Lockdown Position
The Super Stomp series begins from the lockdown position in half guard. The top player has already established an underhook, which the bottom player will use to their advantage by transitioning into an overhook with the opposite arm.
Hand Placement: Overhook and Pimp Arm
The bottom player secures an overhook with their left hand while positioning their right hand in a palm-up pimp arm on the opponent's knee. This palm-up grip prevents wrist injury if the opponent attempts to move their knee away from the control point.
The Stomp Sequence: Pre-Stomp, Stomp, Super Stomp
From the established hand positions, the bottom player executes three sequential foot movements: a pre-stomp with the right foot to the opponent's heel, a stomp with the left foot to establish butterfly position, and a super stomp with the right foot to secure the bottom player's leg placement. This three-part sequence prevents the opponent from passing guard.
Transition to Butterfly Guard
After the stomp sequence, the bottom player kicks away with their left leg while straightening and bringing their right leg inside, then sits up explosively. The opponent simultaneously sits up onto their heels to defend against sweep attempts from the butterfly position.
Achieving the 50/50 Position (Kookoo)
The bottom player ends in a strong 50/50 guard configuration with their head positioned on the overhook side, preventing the opponent from pushing them away. An underhook is established with the opposite arm, creating a mechanically sound defensive structure where the opponent's pass options are severely limited.
Positional Advantages and Mutual Defense
In the final butterfly position, the bottom player's hips remain set back behind their torso to create a stable base against opponent pressure. Both players benefit from maintaining an elevated, heels-up posture: the opponent reduces sweep vulnerability while the bottom player maximizes their positional leverage.
10th Planet Fundamentals Half Guard Stomp & Super Stomp 2 of 2 Heather
Key Takeaways
- •Setup: Lockdown Position
- •Hand Placement: Overhook and Pimp Arm
- •The Stomp Sequence: Pre-Stomp, Stomp, Super Stomp
- •Transition to Butterfly Guard
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does this video teach about super stomp?
This video covers setup: lockdown position, hand placement: overhook and pimp arm, the stomp sequence: pre-stomp, stomp, super stomp. It provides detailed instruction from 10th Planet Denver Jiu Jitsu.
How long does it take to learn super stomp?
The basic mechanics can be understood in a single session, but developing reliable execution requires consistent drilling over weeks of practice. This 6-part breakdown helps structure your training by isolating each phase of the technique.
What are the key details for finishing super stomp?
The bottom player ends in a strong 50/50 guard configuration with their head positioned on the overhook side, preventing the opponent from pushing them away. An underhook is established with the opposite arm, creating a mechanically sound defensive structure where the opponent's pass options are severely limited.
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