Sapu Dalum (Inside Leg Sweep)

Place the right foot to the inside of the lead foot of the attacker and drag the attacker's foot back or to the defender's left side. Next, you face in the opposite direction of your opponent. The attacker will do the splits if performed correctly.

Sapu Luar (Outside Leg Sweep)

Place left foot to the outside of the lead foot of the attacker and move attackers body across yours so you move him from your right to your left. This should cause the attacker to be offset and move their right foot behind their left to maintain their balance so his legs are crossed; right in front of left.

Biset Dalum (Inside Back Sweep)

Place left foot inside attacker's right foot. You should be hip to hip and both of you should be facing forward. Sweep your left foot back.

Biset Luar (Outside Back Sweep)

This sweep is similar to the Judo throw O-soto-gari. You will be throwing your opponent backwards by facing in the opposite direction of you opponent. Slide your leg backward and THROUGH your opponents leg to off balance them. Simultaneously push on their shoulder both forward and downward. 

Puter Kapala (Head Throw Or Circular Throw)

We've nicknamed this throw as "the cement mixer". The head throw can be done with hand, pushing hip to get to throw or by using either leg. 

Additional Sweeps And Tackles

This throw is done using and s configuration of your legs. It is very similar to tani otoshi in Judo. You first have to stun your opponent. Next is to tackle them to the ground while using your legs to create an obstacle for them to trip over.

The last takedown is a simple pulling down of your opponent, by pulling them backward.  You quickly pull on both shoulders from behind. The goal is to shift your opponents weight over and past their heels to make them fall.