Unlike rolling in the gi, there are no collars, sleeves, or lapels to grab in no-gi. Every time you grip your opponentβs wrist, they just slip out like an armbar soap after the first hit of moisture
Build a solid no-gi guard while keeping your opponent on the defense with Nick Ronan. Heβs a pretty impressive no-gi connoisseur
Inside this course, he teaches you how to build up to having an impassable guard by always keeping your opponent on the back foot, defending your off balances and leglock attacks.
Target Audience
Β For people new to no-gi jiu jitsu
Β For experienced players looking for new tricks from bottom
Β For people who want to learn heel hooks
Β For people who want to pass the seated guard (you gotta know it to defend it)
What I will learn?
Fundamentals of playing guard in no-gi
How to grip your opponent in no-gi
How to sweep your opponent
How to deal with possible counters a skilled opponent might try
Threatening your opponent with sweeps and heel hooks
Course Curriculum
Watch 5 FREE Lessons Here
3 Different Ways To Control Your Opponent
The Ankle Pick
Cross Ankle Pick
Threatening The Heel Hook And Off Balancing Your Opponent From Single Leg X
Outside Ashi Handstand Sweep
Introduction
Meet Your Instructor, Nick Ronan
Fundamentals
Multidirectional Off Balancing From Seated Guard
Dummy Sweep
Down Blocking From Jiu Jitsu & Wrestling Standpoint
3 Different Ways To Control Your Opponent
Gripping Your Opponent
3 Different Ways To Control Your Opponent
2 On 1 Grips β Upwards & Downwards
Arm Drag Gripping Details
2 On 1 Elbow Position
What To Do When Your Opponent Walks Back/Disengages
Attacking Guillotine From The Collar Tie
Arm Drag When Your Opponent Posts
Using 2 On 1 Combinations On The Feet To Force Hands To Mat
Sweeps
The Ankle Pick
Ankle Pick To Double Leg
Ankle Pick Into Ashi Garami
Cross Ankle Pick
Using The Cross Ankle Pick To Expose Your Opponentβs Back
50/50 From Cross Ankle Pick
Straight Single Leg Takedown
Counters
What To Do Against A Resisting Opponent In The Single Leg Takedown Position
Single Leg Takedown Position To Single Leg X
Single Leg To X Guard
Playing Between X Guard & Single Leg
Combining Attacks
Ashi Garami To X Guard β See Saw
Heel Hooks
Threatening Heel Hooks From Single Leg X
Threatening The Heel Hook And Off Balancing Your Opponent From Single Leg X
Outside Ashi Heel Exposure
Outside Ashi Handstand Sweep
Switching To 50/50
Front Side And Back Side Heel Exposure From 50/50
Backside Heel Hook From 50/50
Outro
Bowing Out
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