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Closed guard is one of the most powerful positions in Jiu-Jitsu — but many grapplers struggle to turn it into truly dominant finishes.
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In Take the Back from Closed Guard, Paul Schreiner reveals a complete system for turning your closed guard into one of the most dangerous back-attack platforms in grappling.
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Instead of relying only on sweeps or submissions, you’ll learn how to force reactions, break posture, and create openings that lead directly to back control — one of the most dominant positions in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
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Paul breaks down the details that make back takes work consistently, including grip control, angle creation, hip movement, and timing. Each technique builds on the last so you can develop a smooth system that flows naturally during live rolling.
Course Content
Volume 1
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Intro | 0 |
| Intro To Closed Guard | 1:01 |
| Arm Up And Across | 4:08 |
| Bottom Leg Assist | 14:35 |
| Tipping Our Opponent | 21:25 |
| Japanese Whizzer To Back Take | 29:48 |
| Underhook To The Back | 33:17 |
| Pinch Headlock Back Take | 41:19 |
| Winning The Underhook | 45:04 |
| Finish The Back Take | 50:02 |
| Finishing From 3 Quarter Back | 1:00:51 |
| Extension Roll | 1:08:29 |
| Sticky | 1:11:55 - (1:15:48) |
Volume 2
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Pinch Headlock System | 0 |
| Forced Butterfly Sweep | 4:21 |
| John Wayne Sweep From Pinch Headlock | 11:03 |
| Follow Up Back Take From Pinch Headlock | 16:13 - (21:02) |
Volume 3
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Armlock Back Take Interaction - Armlock To Back Take | 0 |
| Back Take From High Guard | 9:14 |
| Arm Drag Armlock | 13:39 |
| Kimura To Back Take | 19:15 |
| Switch | 23:05 - (25:27) |

What Will You Learn?
Closed guard is one of the most powerful positions in Jiu-Jitsu — but many grapplers struggle to turn it into truly dominant finishes.
In Take the Back from Closed Guard, Paul Schreiner reveals a complete system for turning your closed guard into one of the most dangerous back-attack platforms in grappling.
Instead of relying only on sweeps or submissions, you’ll learn how to force reactions, break posture, and create openings that lead directly to back control — one of the most dominant positions in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
Paul breaks down the details that make back takes work consistently, including grip control, angle creation, hip movement, and timing. Each technique builds on the last so you can develop a smooth system that flows naturally during live rolling.
Whether your opponent stands, postures, or defends your attacks, you’ll know exactly how to turn their reactions into back exposure.
Stop stalling in closed guard.
Start taking the back.
What You’ll Learn
• A complete system for attacking the back from closed guard
Turn one of the most common positions in grappling into a constant back-attack threat.
• How to force reactions that expose the back
Use posture breaks and control to make your opponent give you the opening.
• Precise angle creation for clean back takes
Learn the hip movement and positioning that make the transition effortless.
• Multiple back-take setups from closed guard
Attack the back whether your opponent pressures forward or tries to posture up.
• Control sequences that prevent escapes
Secure the back and maintain dominance once you get there.
• Chain attacks that keep your opponent trapped
Flow from guard attacks to back takes as your opponent defends.
• Concepts that work for all skill levels
Simple, reliable mechanics designed for real training and competition.
What Exactly Do You Get?
Part 1
- Intro
- Intro To Closed Guard
- Arm Up And Across
- Bottom Leg Assist
- Tipping Our Opponent
- Japanese Whizzer To Back Take
- Underhook To The Back
- Pinch Headlock Back Take
- Winning The Underhook
- Finish The Back Take
- Finishing From 3 Quarter Back
- Extension Roll
- Sticky
Part 2
- Pinch Headlock System
- Forced Butterfly Sweep
- John Wayne Sweep From Pinch Headlock
- Follow Up Back Take From Pinch Headlock
Part 3
- Armlock Back Take Interaction - Armlock To Back Take
- Back Take From High Guard
- Arm Drag Armlock
- Kimura To Back Take
- Switch
