BRIAN GLICK – SIMPLY THE SYSTEM – SUMI GAESHI

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BRIAN GLICK – SIMPLY THE SYSTEM – SUMI GAESHI

The Butterfly Sweep

R$ 60,00 REAIS

 

Simplify The Sumi Gaeshi System With World-Class Instructor and Black Belt Brian Glick and His 6-Part Masterclass On This Essential Technique!

  • Brian is a longtime black belt under John Danaher and has been credited as being one of Gordon Ryan’s best training partners!
  • The series provides an in-depth look at essential sumi gaeshi tactics including grip variations, setups, sweep variations, complimentary techniques, and much more!
  • Sumi gaeshi is an essential technique that will help you maintain inside position, apply constant off balancing techniques, powerful sweeping options, back takes, among many other advantages.
  • Evolve your sumi gaeshi from a singular attack to a complete system that anyone can use to greatly improve their offensive potential from the bottom.
  • Learn to exploit multi-directional attacks that force opponents to find their base which provides a plethora of offensive options including leg entanglement entries!
  • Get out of disadvantageous positions with Brian’s battle-teste forward shift technique that allows you to enter into deep sumi gaeshi attacks.
  • Simplify the sumi gaeshi, and transform it into a formidable system that anyone can use to drastically improve their bottom game, with world-class instructor Brian Glick!

Course Content

Volume 1

Dedication 0:00 – 2:38
Why Sumi Gaeshi 2:38 – 8:01
Our Focus In This Video 8:01 – 12:02
How To Use This Video 12:02 – 14:10
How It Works: Mechanics Of Sumi Gaeshi – Shoulder Position 14:10 – 18:30
Head To Floor 18:30 – 21:17
Role Of The Legs In Sumi 21:17 – 28:19
Why Does Your Sumi Gaeshi Fail – Direction 28:19 – 32:00
Posture 32:00 – 35:34
Transition 35:34 – 38:25
Follow Up 38:25 – 42:16
3 Essential Skills To Make Sumi Work – Essential Skill #1: How (And Why) To Forward Shift 42:16 – 48:32
Essential Skill #2: How (And Why) To Use A Drive Leg 48:32 – 53:31
Essential Skill #3: How (And Why) To Use Hiza Garuma And Double Directionality 53:31 +

Volume 2

Section 1: Grips At Distance – 2 On 1 Wrist – Sumi/Hiza Guruma 0:00 – 7:45
Ashi Entry 7:45 – 12:50
Forward Shift 12:50 – 16:56
Elbow 2 On 1 – Sumi/Hiza Guruma 16:56 – 21:44
Ashi Entry 21:44 – 24:49
2 On 1 Pass By 24:49 – 28:38
Arm Drag – Arm Trap Sumi Gaeshi 28:38 – 32:37
Sumi/Hiza Guruma 32:37 – 38:10
Ashi 38:10 – 41:01
Overwrap Sumi Gaeshi 41:01 – 44:38
Collar Tie – Sumi Gaeshi 44:38 – 51:52
Head And Arm (Arm-In Guillotine) 51:52 – 56:30
Chancery Turnover 56:30 – 59:07
Integrating Skills – Intro to How to Integrate Skills 59:07 – 1:02:21
2 On 1 Wrist 1:02:21 – 1:07:51
Elbow 2 On 1 1:07:51 – 1:10:43
Arm Drag 1:10:43 – 1:14:46
Collar Tie 1:14:46 +

Volume 3

Section 2: Grips At Close Range – Intro 0:00 – 4:00
Over Under – Establishing Over Under Grips 4:00 – 11:43
Sumi Gaeshi 11:43 – 16:34
Hiza Guruma 16:34 – 21:23
Clearing The Elbow 21:23 – 28:34
Ashi Garami 28:34 – 32:08
Double Unders – Establishing Double Underhooks 32:08 – 38:01
Locked Hands Vs. Open Hands – Pros And Cons 38:01 – 41:26
Sumi Gaeshi/Hiza Guruma 41:26 – 46:23
Body Lock Reversal 46:23 +

Volume 4

Double Overhooks: Working With The Body Lock Pass – Early Defense 0:00 – 5:52
Mid Stage Defense 5:52 – 9:54
Late Stage Defense 9:54 – 15:24
Overhook (The Whizzer) – Acquiring The Overhook 15:24 – 20:57
Sumi Gaeshi 20:57 – 25:35
Figure 4 Grip And Hiza Guruma 25:35 – 32:38
Multi Directional Sweeps 32:38 – 37:24
Essential Upper Body Submissions 37:24 – 46:07
Heisting 46:07 +

Volume 5

Section 3: Special Cases – Yoko Sumi Gaeshi – Intro To Yoko Sumi Gaeshi 0:00 – 4:19
Single Leg Entry 4:19 – 9:04
Guillotine Entry 9:04 – 12:56
Overhook Entry 12:56 – 17:07
Spiral Sumi Gaeshi – Grip And Body Position 17:07 – 22:42
Spiral Sumi 22:42 – 27:02
Spiral Sumi To Cross Ashi 27:02 – 30:32
Section 4: Complimentary Attacks – Pinch Headlock – Entry To Pinch Headlock 30:32 – 35:49
Principle Of The High Elbow 35:49 – 39:10
Multi Directional Sweeping 39:10 – 45:51
Shoulder Crunch – From Pinch Headlock To Shoulder Crunch 45:51 – 52:09
Importance Of Head Position 52:09 – 54:29
Multi Directional Sweeping 54:29 – 58:21
Shoulder Crunch To Triangle 58:21 – 1:01:54
Ashi Garami – Dilemma: Extension Or Retraction 1:01:54 +

Volume 6

Study Guide – Section 1: Grips At Distance – 2 On 1 Wrist – Sumi/Hiza Guruma 0:00 – 1:38
Ashi Entry 1:38 – 2:30
Forward Shift 2:30 – 3:29
Elbow 2 On 1 – Sumi/Hiza Guruma 3:29 – 5:05
Ashi Entry 5:05 – 6:13
2 On 1 Pass By 6:13 – 7:34
Arm Drag – Sumi/Hiza Guruma 7:34 – 9:11
Ashi 9:11 – 10:35
Overwrap Sumi Gaeshi 10:35 – 11:55
Arm Trap Sumi Gaeshi 11:55 – 13:22
Collar Tie – Sumi Gaeshi 13:22 – 14:53
Head And Arm (Arm-In Guillotine) 14:53 – 16:56
Chancery Turnover 16:56 – 18:23
Section 2: Grips At Close Range – Over Under – Establishing Over Under Grips 18:23 – 19:36
Sumi Gaeshi 19:36 – 20:49
Hiza Guruma 20:49 – 22:19
Clearing The Elbow 22:19 – 24:00
Ashi Garami 24:00 – 25:18
Double Unders – Establishing Double Underhooks 25:18 – 26:48
Sumi Gaeshi/Hiza Guruma 26:48 – 28:18
Body Lock Reversal 28:18 – 29:20
Double Overhooks: Working With The Body Lock Pass – Early Defense 29:20 – 30:45
Mid Stage Defense 30:45 – 32:20
Late Stage Defense 32:20 – 33:55
Overhook (The Whizzer) – Acquiring The Overhook 33:55 – 35:12
Sumi Gaeshi 35:12 – 37:02
Figure 4 Grip And Hiza Guruma 37:02 – 39:10
Multi Directional Sweeps 39:10 – 40:21
Te Gatame 40:21 – 41:59
Heisting 41:59 – 44:06
Section 3: Special Cases – Yoko Sumi Gaeshi – Single Leg Entry 44:06 – 45:53
Guillotine Entry 45:53 – 47:39
Overhook Entry 47:39 – 49:11
Spiral Sumi Gaeshi – Spiral Sumi 49:11 – 51:17
Spiral Sumi To Cross Ashi 51:17 – 52:42
Section 4: Complimentary Attacks – Pinch Headlock – Entry To Pinch Headlock 52:42 – 54:36
Principle Of The High Elbow 54:36 – 55:20
Multi Directional Sweeping 55:20 – 56:55
Shoulder Crunch – From Pinch Headlock To Shoulder Crunch 56:55 – 58:01
Multi Directional Sweeping 58:01 – 59:51
Shoulder Crunch To Triangle 59:51 – 1:01:12
Ashi Garami – Dilemma: Extension Or Retraction 1:01:12 +
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