Supplementary Training -- Rolling Tired

I rolled today with Kiko, Kyle and Odilon. Starting rotations again has made training a lot harder, when I need to train I want to eat or sleep, but this will pass as my body accommodates to the schedule. Anyway Kiko showed a neat variation on passing the guard where you rotate the belt so that the knot ends up on the side of your opponent, gives a lot more leverage than usual.
This morning I was thinking about "reversed 4 count kick combinations like:

• Jab-Cross-Lead Kick-Rear Kick
  
• Jab-Rear Kick-Lead Kick-Cross
  
• Lead Kick-Cross-Rear Kick-Lead Hook
  
• Rear Kick-Lead Hook-Lead Kick-Cross

Just a thought as to switching up 4 count offense. I'd also like to do a solo grappling specific Tabata protocol:

• Grappling Burpee (n = 1 push-ups):

  Stand-up (that is go from a prone position, bring your heels to your butt and rise to a standing position) to...
  

  ...jumper squat...
  

  ...sprawl to...
  

  ...n push-ups to...
  

  ...mountain climber x3 sprawl out to opposite side...
  

  ...Spider-man to back...
  

  ...repeat ad nauseum

• Spider-man
  
• Grappling Burpee (2 push-ups)
  
• Shrimping
  
• Grappling Burpee (3 push-ups)
  
• Overhead reach and drag
  
• Grappling Burpee (4 push-ups)
  
• Wall handstand, rapidly touch chest with one hand
  
• Grappling Burpee (5 push-ups)
  
• Shooter's walk
  
• Grappling Burpee (6 push-ups)
  
• Continuous box rolls (forward roll-left bayonet roll-backward roll-right bayonet roll)