The Flow Chart System Open Guard Part 1 by Eric Laporte
Systematize Your Open Guard With Clear-Cut Controls, Sweeps, Submissions, And More From Open Guard With Eric Laporte!
- Eric Laporte is a brown belt with a unique system of learning and teaching BJJ that allows for rapid skill acquisition.
- Develop fundamental concepts of open guard to build a foundation that easily adapts to more advanced techniques.
- Use cross collar/sleeve guard, De la Riva, and lasso guard against the most effective styles of passing.
- Apply analytical concepts to every technique to develop consistent attack sequences that lead you to securing sweeps and submissions at a much higher rate.
- Keep control over your opponent and overwhelm them with a systematic approach from open guard!
Course Content
Volume 1
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Intro | 0 |
| Open guard fundamentals | 1:45 |
| Grip breaking | 5:51 |
| The Cross-Collar Sleeve guard 1: Fundamentals - The Cross-Collar Sleeve guard | 10:41 |
| How to get CCSG vs Toreando | 16:57 |
| Getting CCSG from open guard | 28:33 |
| Getting CCSG when our opponent tries to escape our guard | 34:26 |
| Pulling guard into CCSG | 38:12 |
| The Cross collar sleeve guard 2: Opponent on knees - Knee push sweep from CCSG | 41:56 |
| Knee push sweep variations | 45:56 |
| Straight armbar | 51:53 |
| Armbar | 54:55 |
| Armbar choke variations | 59:59 |
| Triangle | 1:04:17 |
| Omoplata | 1:08:48 |
Volume 2
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| The Cross collar sleeve guard 3: Opponent Standing - Breaking the pant grip | 0 |
| Transition to spider and lasso | 4:47 |
| Getting the opponent's hands on the ground using CCSG | 8:27 |
| Getting up when the opponent's hands are on the ground | 13:24 |
| Tripod sweep from CCSG | 16:19 |
| Tripod sweep from CCSG variation 1 | 23:22 |
| Tripod sweep from CCSG variation 2 | 25:53 |
| Straight armbar when opponent is standing | 32:48 |
| CCSG drill 1 | 35:57 |
| CCSG drill 2 | 38:52 |
| De la riva guard 1: Fundamentals - The De la riva guard | 42:16 |
| Controlling the opponent using De la riva | 50:03 |
Volume 3
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| De la riva guard 2: Weight is on the front foot - De la riva sweep to leg trap | 0 |
| Knee bar from leg trap | 4:43 |
| The Body lock pass from leg trap | 11:07 |
| The Over under pass from leg trap | 16:19 |
| Dealing with the pant grip from De la riva | 19:38 |
| De la riva guard 3: Weight is on the back foot - Tripod sweep from De la riva | 25:47 |
| Kneebar from De la riva | 29:10 |
| Heelhook from De la riva | 32:44 |
| Toe hold from De la riva | 36:43 |
| Ashi sweep | 41:03 |
| Two drills for Ashi Garami | 45:59 |
| Straight ankle lock | 50:02 |
| Heel hook fr | 57:29 |
| De la riva drill 1 | 1:01:56 |
| De la riva drill 2 | 1:04:44 |
Volume 4
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Lasso guard section 1: Fundamentals - The Lasso guard | 0 |
| Lasso guard section 2: Lasso on our side - Double sleeve sweep | 8:37 |
| Uppercut sweep | 12:56 |
| Uppercut sweep variations | 17:24 |
| Bicep slicer | 26:05 |
| Lasso De la riva sweep | 30:36 |
| Lasso guard section 3: Lasso on our back - Lasso from the back | 34:47 |
| Wrist lock | 38:53 |
| Sitting Butterfly sweep | 42:34 |
| Spider Lasso sweep | 46:49 |
| Lasso drill | 52:09 |
| Closing | 54:50 |
Systematize Your Open Guard With Clear-Cut Controls, Sweeps, Submissions, And More From Open Guard With Eric Laporte!
- Eric Laporte is a brown belt with a unique system of learning and teaching BJJ that allows for rapid skill acquisition.
- Develop fundamental concepts of open guard to build a foundation that easily adapts to more advanced techniques.
- Use cross collar/sleeve guard, De la Riva, and lasso guard against the most effective styles of passing.
- Apply analytical concepts to every technique to develop consistent attack sequences that lead you to securing sweeps and submissions at a much higher rate.
- Keep control over your opponent and overwhelm them with a systematic approach from open guard!
Course Content
Volume 1
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Intro | 0 |
| Open guard fundamentals | 1:45 |
| Grip breaking | 5:51 |
| The Cross-Collar Sleeve guard 1: Fundamentals - The Cross-Collar Sleeve guard | 10:41 |
| How to get CCSG vs Toreando | 16:57 |
| Getting CCSG from open guard | 28:33 |
| Getting CCSG when our opponent tries to escape our guard | 34:26 |
| Pulling guard into CCSG | 38:12 |
| The Cross collar sleeve guard 2: Opponent on knees - Knee push sweep from CCSG | 41:56 |
| Knee push sweep variations | 45:56 |
| Straight armbar | 51:53 |
| Armbar | 54:55 |
| Armbar choke variations | 59:59 |
| Triangle | 1:04:17 |
| Omoplata | 1:08:48 |
Volume 2
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| The Cross collar sleeve guard 3: Opponent Standing - Breaking the pant grip | 0 |
| Transition to spider and lasso | 4:47 |
| Getting the opponent's hands on the ground using CCSG | 8:27 |
| Getting up when the opponent's hands are on the ground | 13:24 |
| Tripod sweep from CCSG | 16:19 |
| Tripod sweep from CCSG variation 1 | 23:22 |
| Tripod sweep from CCSG variation 2 | 25:53 |
| Straight armbar when opponent is standing | 32:48 |
| CCSG drill 1 | 35:57 |
| CCSG drill 2 | 38:52 |
| De la riva guard 1: Fundamentals - The De la riva guard | 42:16 |
| Controlling the opponent using De la riva | 50:03 |
Volume 3
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| De la riva guard 2: Weight is on the front foot - De la riva sweep to leg trap | 0 |
| Knee bar from leg trap | 4:43 |
| The Body lock pass from leg trap | 11:07 |
| The Over under pass from leg trap | 16:19 |
| Dealing with the pant grip from De la riva | 19:38 |
| De la riva guard 3: Weight is on the back foot - Tripod sweep from De la riva | 25:47 |
| Kneebar from De la riva | 29:10 |
| Heelhook from De la riva | 32:44 |
| Toe hold from De la riva | 36:43 |
| Ashi sweep | 41:03 |
| Two drills for Ashi Garami | 45:59 |
| Straight ankle lock | 50:02 |
| Heel hook fr | 57:29 |
| De la riva drill 1 | 1:01:56 |
| De la riva drill 2 | 1:04:44 |
Volume 4
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Lasso guard section 1: Fundamentals - The Lasso guard | 0 |
| Lasso guard section 2: Lasso on our side - Double sleeve sweep | 8:37 |
| Uppercut sweep | 12:56 |
| Uppercut sweep variations | 17:24 |
| Bicep slicer | 26:05 |
| Lasso De la riva sweep | 30:36 |
| Lasso guard section 3: Lasso on our back - Lasso from the back | 34:47 |
| Wrist lock | 38:53 |
| Sitting Butterfly sweep | 42:34 |
| Spider Lasso sweep | 46:49 |
| Lasso drill | 52:09 |
| Closing | 54:50 |
Develop A More Consistent System-Of-Attack With Eric Laporte Analytical Approach To Learning, Teaching, And Applying Open Guard Concepts!
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What Will You Learn?
Jiu-Jitsu can be challenging to learn, and apply in live scenarios like rolling or competition. Part of this challenge is that everyone learns a bit differently. That said, a great way to learn anything is to break down complex concepts into easy-to-digest bits of information. This is where statistical analyst and BJJ brown belt Eric Laporte comes in.
Eric has developed a unique method of learning and teaching Jiu-Jitsu. With his systematic approach you will learn to develop specific sequences of attack from a variety of open guard positions. The Flow Chart System: Open Guard part 1 is a 4-part instructional on effective controls, sweeps, and submissions from a variety of open guards. Learn to use De la Riva, lasso, and cross collar/sleeve guard to great effect against the most common styles of passing.
The series looks to give you clear-cut pathways of attack to help you generate offense and overwhelm opponents from open guard. With today’s aggressive passing styles it's important to control the tempo of the match. Eric will help you learn effective systems of not only holding off aggressive guard passers, but entangle them into a web of attacks. With Eric’s systematic approach you’ll know what to do and when to do it.
Learn to develop layers of offense that put you in control of the action. If and when opponents are able to defend your initial attack, they provide an opportunity to transition to counter-attacks. Laporte’s flow chart system will help you develop deep wells of offense that overwhelm opponents. Upgrade your open guard with part 1 of the Flow Chart System from Eric Laporte!
So, What Exactly Do You Get?
PART 1
THE CROSS-COLLAR SLEEVE GUARD 1: FUNDAMENTALS
THE CROSS COLLAR SLEEVE GUARD 2: OPPONENT ON KNEES
PART 2
THE CROSS COLLAR SLEEVE GUARD 3: OPPONENT STANDING
DE LA RIVA GUARD 1: FUNDAMENTALS
PART 3
DE LA RIVA GUARD 2: WEIGHT IS ON THE FRONT FOOT
DE LA RIVA GUARD 3: WEIGHT IS ON THE BACK FOOT
PART 4
LASSO GUARD SECTION 1: FUNDAMENTALS
LASSO GUARD SECTION 2: LASSO ON OUR SIDE
LASSO GUARD SECTION 3: LASSO ON OUR BACK
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