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Simplified Closed guard by Daniel Nino De Rivera

Learn to Create Your Own Unique Style of Closed Guard with Help From Experienced Instructor &Renzo Gracie Mexico Team Black Belt, Daniel Nino De Rivera
  • Daniel De Rivera is a black belt from the Renzo Gracie Mexico Team, seasoned competitor, and an ambassador for BJJ all over the world through his virtual academy and social media platforms 
  • Rivera’s teaching goes beyond the techniques, giving you the concepts and big picture lessons you need to develop your own unique skill set
  • Learn fresh new skills that will give your BJJ bottom game a massive upgrade regardless of your current rank and help you simplify your approach to attacking from the guard
  • Get a full 360 view of the closed guard from all ends of the spectrum that includes attacks, passing strategies, gi and no gi concepts, control tactics, and much more to help you supercharge your bottom game and add dangerous tools to your arsenal
  • Master giant slaying techniques, multiple submissions, sweeps, ideas on breaking posture, key details on levers, cranks, and wedges, all paired with expert level instruction and guidance from one of BJJ’s most revered teachers                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

Course Content

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Volume 1

CHAPTER TITLE

START TIME

The Control Theory - How to Use The Instructional 0
The two human waists 1:19
The mathematical theory of control 2:50
Bio mechanics of control and submission - ROM 7:00
Levers cranks and wedges 9:48
Stiff arm mechanism 13:10
Mid line 15:34
Strangle hold #1: anatomy and physiology 17:41
Stranglehold #2: Direct versus indirect pressure 21:21
Stranglehold #3: simple strangleholds 24:11
Stranglehold #4: compound strangleholds 25:31

Volume 2

CHAPTER TITLE

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Closed guard - Closed guard fundamentals - The three steps of closed guard 0
Posture versus base #1 Concepts 5:08
Posture versus Base #2 Breaking posture on thorax 7:29
Posture versus base #3: Breaking posture on abdomen 10:01
Posture versus base #4: Breaking posture using the head 13:12
Orthodox Guard versus High Guard 14:53
Controlling in the upper body - The three fundamental upper body controls 17:57
Giant slayer #1: Getting to giant slayer 20:55
Giant slayer #2: modified armbar 24:55
Giant slayer #3: Omoplata 28:31
Giant slayer #4: triangle 34:54
Head and arm &getting to only arm 38:03
Only arm #1: straight arm bar 42:01
Only arm #2: Kimura 45:37
Only arm #3: judo armbar 48:21

Volume 3

CHAPTER TITLE

START TIME

Drags - The drag fundamentals 0
Arm drag 3:13
Russian drag 6:15
Back take 9:03
Armbar 13:32
Leg injury from failed armbar 17:17
Pendulum sweep 19:03
Inverted pendulum sweep 21:21
Gi Jiu Jitsu Considerations - Breaking the posture with the Gi 24:43
How to properly grip the lapel 28:18
The threat of a cross grip 32:01
Cross collar 34:12
Armbar from failed cross collar 38:26
Lapel through the back #1 getting the control 40:52
Lapel through the back #2 cross collar 43:57
Lapel through the back #3 modified Darce 45:43

Volume 4

CHAPTER TITLE

START TIME

Standing Opponent - Prevention #1 - Controlling The head 0
Prevention #2 - high guard 1:43
Prevention #3 - controlling the leg 4:12
Double ankle Sweep 7:18
Waiters sweep 9:54
Omoplata from failed waiters sweep 12:36
Defeating Closed Guard - Concepts to keep posture and base 14:53
How to stand up 17:52
How to lift an opponent 20:39
Log splitter escape 22:44
Thumb wedge escape 25:34

 

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So, What Exactly Do You Get?

PART 1

THE CONTROL THEORY

  • HOW TO USE THE INSTRUCTIONAL
  • THE TWO HUMAN WAISTS
  • THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF CONTROL

    • BIOMECHANICS OF CONTROL AND SUBMISSION

  • ROM
  • LEVERS CRANKS AND WEDGES
  • STIFF ARM MECHANISM
  • MID LINE
  • STRANGLEHOLD #1: ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
  • STRANGLEHOLD #2: DIRECT VERSUS INDIRECT PRESSURE
  • STRANGLEHOLD #3: SIMPLE STRANGEHOLDS
  • STRANGLEHOLD #4: COMPOUND STRANGLEHOLDS

    • PART 2

    CLOSED GUARD

    CLOSED GUARD FUNDAMENTALS

  • THE THREE STEPS OF CLOSED GUARD
  • POSTURE VERSUS BASE #1: CONCEPTS
  • POSTURE VERSUS BASE #2: BREAKING POSTURE ON THORAX
  • POSTURE VERSUS BASE #3: BREAKING POSTURE ON ABDOMEN
  • POSTURE VERSUS BASE #4: BREAKING POSTURE USING THE HEAD
  • ORTHODOX GUARD VERSUS HIGH GUARD

    • CONTROLLING IN THE UPPER BODY

  • THE THREE FUNDAMENTAL UPPER BODY CONTROLS
  • GIANT SLAYER #1: GETTING TO GIANT SLAYER
  • GIANT SLAYER #2: MODIFIED ARMBAR
  • GIANT SLAYER #3: OMOPLATA
  • GIANT SLAYER #4: TRIANGLE
  • HEAD AND ARM &GETTING TO ONLY ARM
  • ONLY ARM#1: STRAIGHT ARM BAR
  • ONLY ARM#2: KIMURA
  • ONLY ARM#3: JUDO ARMBAR

    • PART 3

    DRAGS

  • THE DRAG FUNDAMENTALS
  • ARM DRAG
  • RUSSIAN DRAG
  • BACK TAKE
  • ARMBAR
  • LEG INJURY FROM FAILED ARMBAR
  • PENDULUM SWEEP
  • INVERTED PENDULUM SWEEP

    • GI JIU JITSU CONSIDERATIONS

  • BREAKING THE POSTURE WITH THE GI
  • HOW TO PROPERLY GRIP THE LAPEL
  • THE THREAT OF A CROSS GRIP
  • CROSS COLLAR
  • ARMBAR FROM FAILED CROSS COLLAR
  • LAPEL THROUGH THE BACK #1: GETTING THE CONTROL
  • LAPEL THROUGH THE BACK #2: CROSS COLLAR
  • LAPEL THROUGH THE BACK #3: MODIFIED DARCE

    • PART 4

    STANDING POINT

  • PREVENTION #1: CONTROLLING THE HEAD
  • PREVENTION #2: HIGH GUARD
  • PREVENTION #3: CONTROLLING THE LEG
  • DOUBLE ANKLE SWEEP
  • WAITERS SWEEP
  • OMOPLATA FROM FAILED WAITERS SWEEP

    • DEFEATING CLOSED GUARD

  • CONCEPTS TO KEEP POSTURE AND BASE
  • HOW TO STAND UP
  • HOW TO LIFT AN OPPONENT
  • LOG SPLITTER ESCAPE
  • THUMB WEDGE ESCAPE

    • $79.00


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