The Lapel Guard Blue Print by Alex Huddleston
The Lapel Guard Formula Used By A Huge Masters Competitor that He Uses To Trap & Devour 300 Lb Beasts
- Use Your Opponent's Gi As An Unfair Weapon That He Can't Defend
- The lapel guard is a way to maximize your leverage and maximize your results against bigger, stronger, younger grapplers
- Alex is a thorough and detail oriented coach, teaching out of Colorado’s Easton BJJ
- With a systematic approach to locking down opponents and working for the finish, you can have a new total gameplan around the guard
Course Content
Volume 1
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
intro | 0 - 2:29 |
“shaved gorilla” lapel guard pull | 2:29 - 7:50 |
closed guard sling armbar | 7:50 - 14:07 |
closed guard to squid secondary entry | 14:07 - 17:32 |
americana/wristlock from sling armbar | 17:32 - 24:15 |
americana to lapel ezekiel | 24:15 - 28:10 |
lapel ezekiel to pendulum sweep | 28:10 - 33:45 |
modified squid guard from sling armbar entry | 33:45 - 39:22 |
Volume 2
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Closed Guard Squid Flower Sweep | 0 - 5:31 |
Closed Guard Squid Flower Sweep Armbar variation | 5:31 - 9:55 |
Squid Spider Guard Triangle | 9:55 - 14:36 |
Near Side Sleeve Control to Empty Flower Triangle | 14:36 - 18:05 |
Closed Guard Squid Triangle | 18:05 - 22:00 |
Near Side Omoplata | 22:00 - 27:16 |
Log Roll Sweep from Omoplata | 27:16 - 30:42 |
Volume 3
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Squid Near side grip to Knee bar | 0 - 7:13 |
Closed Guard Squid Knee bar to Back Roll Sweep | 7:13 - 11:53 |
Far Side Sleeve Control from Standing Squid Control | 11:53 - 15:41 |
Near Side Sleeve Control Lapel-Oplata to Matrix Backtake | 15:41 - 21:21 |
Squid Double Ankle Sweep | 21:21 - 26:18 |
Volume 4
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Double Ankle Sweep Counter | 0 - 4:10 |
Ghost Back Take | 4:10 - 10:28 |
Squid to Reverse X | 10:28 - 17:26 |
Squid to Empty Saddle Sweep | 17:26 - 26:19 |