Shin to Shin by Eoghan O'Flanagan

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What will You Learn?

Unlock the secrets to some of the most powerful lower body submissions in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu with Shin to Shin by Eoghan O'Flanagan. As an ADCC standout and one of the most feared submission hunters in the sport, O'Flanagan takes you deep into the world of leg entanglements with his systematic approach to the shin to shin guard. This position is not only a strong defensive tool but also a dynamic entry point to an array of devastating submissions and sweeps.

In this instructional, O'Flanagan breaks down the fundamentals of shin to shin and shows how to transition into high-level leg attacks such as Ashi Garami, X-Guard, and knee bars. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned competitor, you’ll gain a complete understanding of how to control your opponent's legs, set traps, and flow seamlessly into a variety of dangerous submissions.

This isn't just about guard passing defense or sweeps—it's about elevating your leg game to the next level. Join O'Flanagan as he teaches the concepts, details, and applications that make shin to shin the gateway to a world of lower body destruction.

Perfect for:

• Those wanting to improve their leg entanglement game
• Grapplers looking to add high-percentage sweeps and submissions to their arsenal
• Competitors who want to develop a fluid, adaptable style from the shin to shin guard
• Anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Ashi Garami, X-Guard, and other lower body systems

Key Features &Bullet Points:

• In-Depth Breakdown of Shin to Shin: Master the position that acts as a gateway to a wide range of leg entanglements and submissions, including Ashi Garami and X-Guard.

• Leg Lock Focus: Learn the mechanics and setups that lead directly into high-percentage submissions like knee bars, heel hooks, and toe holds.

• ADCC-Level Insight: Taught by Eoghan O'Flanagan, an ADCC standout and one of the most respected submission specialists in the game.

• Versatile Position for Every Level: Whether you’re a beginner or advanced practitioner, O'Flanagan’s clear, step-by-step instruction adapts to your skill level.

• Guard Retention and Sweeps: Learn how to use the shin to shin guard as a control position for both sweeps and submissions—perfect for both offense and defense.

• Flow Between Positions: Discover how to transition smoothly from shin to shin into X-Guard, Ashi Garami, and other leg entanglements to keep your opponent constantly guessing.

• Practical and Tested: These concepts have been refined through years of competition experience and are ready for immediate application in training and competition.

• Comprehensive System: This is not just a guard position, it’s a framework for building a complete lower-body submission game, providing an array of attacks and control options.

• Perfect for No-Gi: While applicable to both Gi and No-Gi, the shin to shin guard is especially devastating in the No-Gi format, where leg attacks and fluid transitions are key to success.

What Exactly Do You Get?

Part 1

• Intro
• Intro And Posture
• Foot Tracking And Pummeling
• Foot Sweeps
• Redirecting Inside Steps
• Head / Hand Fighting - Intro
• Two On One Entry Vs Face Post
• Clearing Shoulder Post And Collar Tie Lead Leg Forward
• Odd Stance Opponent
• Connecting To Opponent To Keep Secure

Part 2

• Heisting Vs Standing - Heisting Vs Standing Opponent
• Heist To Ankle Pick
• Fake Heist To Ankle Pick
• Reverse Grip Ankle Pick
• Fake Technical Stand Up To Dummy Sweep
• Kneeling Opponent Head Position Overview
• Heisting Vs Kneeling Opponent/Snap
• Heist To Slide By
• Heist Fake To Collar Elbow Sweep
• Hand Fighting Overview
• Elbow Two On 1 Options

Part 3

• Options From Arm Drag
• Under Hook Over Hook Options
• Shin On Shin Position
• Entries Vs The Square Stance
• Leg Entry From Bladed Stance
• Countering Knee Drop And Underhook
• Dummy Sweep And Modified Tripod Sweep Combo

Part 4

• Early Counter To Partners Pummel
• Later Counter To Partners Pummel
• Follow Up If My Partner Bases
• Counter To Guillotine
• Partner Back Steps
• Shin On Shin Limp Arm
• Duck Under From Single Leg