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Science Of Opening The Closed Guard by Matheus Gonzaga
Matheus Gonzaga
Professional FighterOpen Even The Most Stubborn Closed Guard And Get To Strong Passing Position With This Foolproof Guide From Atos Black Belt Matheus Gonzaga
- Open the closed guard safely every time, with black belt competitor Matheus Gonzaga’s guide
- Matheus Gonzaga is a black belt competitor at Atos, where he uses these techniques every day against grapplers of every level - including some of the best on Earth
- Defend against submissions and sweeps with Matheus’s advice on how to escape and stay safe all the time
- Use the best opening methods to set up strong guard passes, including how to stand up and break guard the most technical ways possible
Course Content
Volume 1
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Introduction | 0 |
| First And Foremost. The Life Saver - Correct Base And Posture | 12:03 |
| Never Try Open Closed Guard Like This! | 44:02 |
Volume 2
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| The Best Opening Methods And Passes. Grabbing Both Lapels With One Hand And The Other One On The Knee - Passing Through The Legs | 0 |
| Standing Up - Knee Cut | 18:46 |
| Standing Up With No Grips On The Sleeves - Lasso Guard Pass | 33:44 |
| The Most Safe And Efficient Way: Two Lapels Grab And Knee Between The Legs - Passing Through The Legs | 46:37 |
Volume 3
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| How To Prevent And Defend Submissions. Arm Bar | 0 |
| Triangle | 16:57 |
| Omoplata | 30:19 |
| Strangle | 39:50 |
Volume 4
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| How To Defend Sweeps. Scissors | 0 |
| Flower | 7:09 |
| Hip Bump | 14:54 |
| Overhook Grip. How To Deal With It | 21:07 |
| Two On One Grip. How To Deal With It | 26:29 |
Open Even The Most Stubborn Closed Guard And Get To Strong Passing Position With This Foolproof Guide From Atos Black Belt Matheus Gonzaga
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What Will You Learn?
Getting out of the closed guard is one of Brazilian jiu-jitsu’s most annoying and potentially dangerous skills, and now you can master this important position with Matheus Gonzaga’s methods to break open the closed guard without ever giving up sweeps or submissions.
Matheus shows you all the tricks that he uses to defend against sweeps and submissions, uses proper position and posture, and starts opening the guard. You will learn all the best ways to break open even the most stubborn closed guard, including how anyone can use standing guard passes without ever losing balance.
Defend and Counter The Scissor Sweep!
Atos competitor Matheus Gonzaga is a world-class black belt who has trained with some of the best instructors in the world, including Bernardo Faria and Andre Galvao, and he shows his complete system for winning this important position.
Avoid Classic Mistakes When Opening The Guard
So, What's On The Series?
PART 1
INTRODUCTION
FIRST AND FOREMOST
THE LIFE SAVER - CORRECT BASE AND POSTURE
NEVER TRY OPEN CLOSED GUARD LIKE THIS!
PART 2
THE BEST OPENING METHODS AND PASSES
GRABBING BOTH LAPELS WITH ONE HAND AND THE OTHER ONE ON THE KNEE - PASSING THROUGH THE LEGS
STANDING UP - KNEE CUT
STANDING UP WITH NO GRIPS ON THE SLEEVES - LASSO GUARD PASS
THE MOST SAFE AND EFFICIENT WAY: TWO LAPEL GRAB AND KNEE BETWEEN THE LEGS - PASSING THROUGH THE LEGS
PART 3
HOW TO PREVENT AND DEFEND SUBMISSIONS
ARM BAR
TRIANGLE
OMOPLATA
STRANGLE
PART 4
HOW TO DEFEND SWEEPS
SCISSORS
FLOWER
HIP BUMP
OVERHOOK GRIP
HOW TO DEAL WITH IT
TWO ON ONE GRIP
HOW TO DEAL WITH IT
So, How Much Does It Cost?
77$
