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The Role of Your Two Legs in Hook Sweeps by John Danaher
John Danaher’s Simple Principles Make The Most Complicated Position In Jiu-Jitsu Devastating For Your Opponents. Mast...
Guard Retention: Head Control by John Danaher
The Most Scientific & Easy To Follow Course On Keeping Your Guard Ever Created: For Any Age Or Body Shape. This s...
Theory of the Clock by John Danaher
Attack gi strangles with more precision and success than ever with Professor John Danaher’s insights and systems into...
A Jiu Jitsu Mount Escape That Works Against Anyone by Xande Ribeiro
Stay safe and always keep your guard with Xande Ribiero’s revolutionary diamond concept of defense. Learn Xande’s dia...
Counter to Kouchi to Leg Pick by Shintaro Higashi
Multi-sport athlete Shintaro Higashi shares his best methods of taking the match to the ground! Bridge the gap betwee...
Defense For Over Under Fold Pass by Hiago Gama
Master critical Z guard concepts and details with IBJJF European Open Champion Hiago Gama. Take your half guard to th...
Scissor Sweep off Hook Sweep by Rafael Lovato Jr.
Attack from your guard with this effective variation for the classic butterfly guard from Rafael Lovato Jr. Learn why...
From Spider Guard To Arm Bar by Thamires Acquino
Learn tricky spider guard techniques with top GFT black belt competitor Thamires Aquino! Master Aquino’s brilliant sp...
How To Escape From Any Side Control In Jiu Jitsu by Xande Ribeiro
Stay safe and always keep your guard with Xande Ribiero’s revolutionary diamond concept of defense. Learn Xande’s dia...
Leg Lock from the Bottom In 50/50 from Patrick Gaudio
Sweep and Secure the position with Patrick’s 50/50 passes that transition seamlessly from your sweeps. Develop non-st...
Lapel and Belt Grip by Jimmy Pedro
Learn How To Grip The Gi – From The Creator Of The Greatest Gripping System On Earth! Jimmy Pedro is one of the most ...
Guard Retention Entries to K Guard by Lachlan Giles
Lachlan Giles and Ariel Tabak show you a total technical gameplan for keeping your guard against any over or around-s...