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Fast Track BJJ: Under Pressure Retention Recovery and attacking From the Guard by Brian Glick

Fast Track BJJ: Under Pressure – Retention, Recovery and Attacking From the Guard distills the core concepts from Brian Glick's acclaimed Under Pressure system into concise, easy-to-follow lessons that are perfect for busy grapplers who want maximum value in minimum time.

  • Instead of long-form explanations, each technique gets straight to the point, making it easier to study, review, and immediately apply on the mats.
  • A John Danaher black belt renowned for his conceptual teaching style, Brian centers this series around his highly effective Clamp System—a framework that allows you to manage distance, neutralize pressure, recover guard before passes are completed, and create immediate opportunities for sweeps and submissions.
  • Whether you're dealing with knee cuts, body locks, heavy pressure passers, or dominant pins, you'll learn how to stay one step ahead and turn defense into offense
  • This isn't just another guard retention instructional. It's a complete roadmap for proactively entering your guard, recovering from compromised positions, and launching attacks before your opponent ever settles into control.


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Volume 1

CHAPTER TITLE

START TIME

Executive Summary - Intro00:00 - 01:02
Clamp Essentials01:02 - 02:09
Proactive Entries - Closed Guard - Double Biceps02:09 - 02:51
On 1 Wrist02:51 - 03:32
On Wrist (Americana)03:32 - 04:21
Hip Heist04:21 - 05:16
Cross Elbow Bar05:16 - 06:10
Half Guard Entries - Knee Elbow To Clamp06:10 - 06:47
Knee Shield To Clamp06:47 - 07:35
Knee Lever07:35 - 08:18
Reactive Entries - Recovery From Bottom Pins - Mount - Knee Elbow08:18 - 09:21
Kipping09:21 - 10:13
Side Control - Knee Elbow Square Stance10:13 - 11:26
Knee Elbow Sit Through11:26 - 12:07
Reverse Sit Through (Overhook)12:07 - 12:52
Half Guard - Double Knee Elbow12:52 - 13:51
Leg Weave13:51 - 14:41
Windmill14:41 - 15:40
Split Squat - Overhead Tilt15:40 - 16:51
Knee Cut (Fast)16:51 - 17:27
Knee Cut (Collar Tie)17:27 - 18:20
Body Lock - Early Response18:20 - 18:59
Mid Response18:59 - 19:47
Late Response19:47 - 20:39
Submission Series - Triangle - Inside Knee To Inside Foot20:39 - 21:48
Inside Wrist – Straight Arm21:48 - 22:35
Outside Wrist – Bent Arm22:35 - 23:26
Kimura - Floating Wrist23:26 - 24:27
Hip Wrap24:27 - 25:33
Head Over Head25:33 - 26:42
Juji Gatame - Overhook And Posted Arm26:42 - 27:43
Ude Gatame Entry27:43 - 28:44
Omoplata Entry28:44 - 30:23

What Will You Learn?

Brian Glick presents a complete guard retention, recovery, and attack system in this detailed instructional. Starting with clamp essentials, the system covers proactive entries from closed guard with double biceps, 2-on-1 wrist, Americana setups, hip heist, and cross elbow bar. Half guard entries include knee elbow to clamp, knee shield to clamp, and knee lever. Reactive entries address recovery from bottom pins, mount, and knee elbow positions with kipping, sit throughs, and overhook escapes. The system then covers specific retention and recovery methods against every major pass — leg weave, windmill, split squat, knee cut (fast and collar tie), and body lock responses at early, mid, and late stages. The instructional concludes with a submission series featuring triangles, Kimura, hip wrap, Juji Gatame, Ude Gatame, and omoplata attacks.

Stop thinking about guard retention as simply "not getting passed." Brian Glick shows you how to transform every defensive exchange into an offensive opportunity.

Fast Track BJJ: Under Pressure – Retention, Recovery and Attacking From the Guard distills the core concepts from Brian Glick's acclaimed Under Pressure system into concise, easy-to-follow lessons that are perfect for busy grapplers who want maximum value in minimum time. Instead of long-form explanations, each technique gets straight to the point, making it easier to study, review, and immediately apply on the mats.

A John Danaher black belt renowned for his conceptual teaching style, Brian centers this series around his highly effective Clamp System—a framework that allows you to manage distance, neutralize pressure, recover guard before passes are completed, and create immediate opportunities for sweeps and submissions. Whether you're dealing with knee cuts, body locks, heavy pressure passers, or dominant pins, you'll learn how to stay one step ahead and turn defense into offense.

This isn't just another guard retention instructional. It's a complete roadmap for proactively entering your guard, recovering from compromised positions, and launching attacks before your opponent ever settles into control. If you've struggled against bigger, stronger training partners—or simply want a smarter, more efficient guard game—this Fast Track installment delivers the essential concepts without the extra fluff.

Whether you're a hobbyist, competitor, or older grappler looking to maximize efficiency, Fast Track BJJ gives you the fastest path to building a guard that's incredibly difficult to pass—and dangerous every second your opponent is in it.



Technique List

  • Intro
  • Clamp Essentials
  • Proactive Entries - Closed Guard - Double Biceps
  • 2 on 1 Wrist
  • 2 on Wrist (Americana)
  • Hip Heist
  • Cross Elbow Bar
  • Half Guard Entries - Knee Elbow to Clamp
  • Knee Shield to Clamp
  • Knee Lever
  • Reactive Entries - Recovery From Bottom Pins - Mount - Knee Elbow
  • Kipping
  • Side Control - Knee Elbow Square Stance
  • Knee Elbow Sit Through
  • Reverse Sit Through (Overhook)
  • Half Guard - Double Knee Elbow
  • Leg Weave
  • Windmill
  • Split Squat - Overhead Tilt
  • Knee Cut (Fast)
  • Knee Cut (Collar Tie)
  • Body Lock - Early Response
  • Mid Response
  • Late Response
  • Submission Series - Triangle - Inside Knee to Inside Foot
  • Inside Wrist - Straight Arm
  • Outside Wrist - Bent Arm
  • Kimura - Floating Wrist
  • Hip Wrap
  • Head Over Head
  • Juji Gatame - Overhook and Posted Arm
  • Ude Gatame Entry
  • Omoplata Entry
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