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JON THOMAS – OPEN GUARD SYSTEM

A ideia deste tutorial é fornecer a você um conjunto conectado de sistemas prontos para uso para a guarda aberta, para que você sempre saiba como se manter seguro, avançar em sua posição e então varrer ou finalizar seu oponente.

Os sistemas são muito mais poderosos do que as técnicas individuais porque eles conectam as técnicas para que você sempre tenha uma resposta que funcione, não importa o que seu oponente tente fazer.

Você aprenderá uma abordagem que simplifica e agiliza seu processo de tomada de decisão, permitindo que você reaja de forma mais rápida e apropriada às complexidades do BJJ.

Veja o que você receberá: são como 5 tutoriais em um…

Volume 1: O Sistema de Manga Dupla
Volume 2: O Sistema de Manga de Gola
Volume 3: O Sistema de Guarda de la Riva
Volume 4: Domínio da Gripfighting
Volume 5: Retenção de Guarda

Volume 1, The Double Sleeve System

In this volume you’ll learn how to get to and attack from the powerful double sleeve grip.

The double sleeve grip is probably the most versatile of the open guard positions. It works against standing, squatting and kneeling opponents, and you can get to it anytime your opponent leads with his hands.

Learn the details of double sleeve and you’ll always have a great starting point and super-strong foundation to build your open guard game.

Reverse Engineering the Open Guard
Systems vs Techniques
Benefits of Double Sleeve
The Leg Past Body Position: Introduction and Context
The Leg Past Body Position: Evaluating the Elbow-Knee Space
The Leg Past Body Position: Backwards Twisting Sweep
The Leg Past Body Position: Overhead Sweep (Sombrero)
The Leg Past Body Position: Toes in Stomach Overhead Sweep
The Leg Past Body Position: Transition to Sit Up Guard
The Leg Past Body Position: Fast Hip Up Triangle
The Leg Past Body Position: Foot on Biceps Step Up Triangle
The Leg Past Body Position: When Your Opponent Switches His Lead
Spider Guard: Intro and Maintaining the Spider Hook
Spider Guard: Countering Lasso Loop Out
Spider Guard: Benefits of Shallow Lasso vs Deep Lasso
Spider Guard: Stopping the Stack Pass
Spider Guard: Dealing with the Deadlift
Spider Guard: Getting Underneath Your Opponent
Basic Attack Series from Spider X Position
Spider Reverse DLR Invert Sweep
Countering the Step Over When Working Underneath
Opponent with One Knee Up: Shin on Shin Triangle
Opponent with One Knee Up: Shin on Shin to Spider X or Ankle Lock
Kneeling Opponent: Triangle and Omoplata Attacks
Kneeling Opponent: Wheel Sweep & Triangle Combination
Kneeling Opponent: Deep Lasso to Omoplata
Double Sleeve Situational Sparring

Volume 2, The Collar Sleeve System

In volume 2 we go deep into collar sleeve series, which is another very powerful way to attack from the open guard.

You’ll learn exactly how to use the collar sleeve as a hub position to launch attack after attack. You’ll have an effective answer for everything your opponent your opponent throws at you.

You may have seen individual techniques from this position before but never connected together with such a comprehensive, step-by-step strategy to guide you.

Intro to the Collar Sleeve Position
Basics of Controlling Collar Sleeve
Near Side Collar Sleeve: Basic Strategies and Considerations
Near Side Collar Sleeve: the Omoplata and Triangle
Near Side Collar Sleeve: High and Low Lapel Grips
Near Side Collar Sleeve: How to Free a Trapped Leg
Near Side Collar Sleeve: de la Riva Backwards Twisting Sweep
Near Side Collar Sleeve: Forward Bump Attacks & Submissions
Near Side Collar Sleeve: Triangles & Omoplatas vs Straight Lead Leg
Near Side Collar Sleeve: Toes in Stomach Overhead Sweep
Near Side Collar Sleeve: Hip Push to Backwards Twist Sweep
Near Side Collar Sleeve: Leg Kick Out vs Hand Pop of Hook
Near Side Collar Sleeve: Far Hip Push vs Turned Out Knee
Near Side Collar Sleeve: Near Hip Push vs Turned Out Knee
Near Side Collar Sleeve: Foot on Hip to Triangle
Far Side Collar Sleeve: the Wheel Sweep
Far Side Collar Sleeve: The Near vs Far Side of Collar Sleeve
Far Side Collar Sleeve: Key Master Hook & Backwards Sweep
Far Side Collar Sleeve: Key Master to Forward Bump Triangle
Far Side Collar Sleeve: Switching Back to Near Side Collar Sleeve
Kneeling Opponent: Triangles & Loop Chokes
Opponent with One Knee Up: Wheel Sweep Towards Upright Knee
Opponent with One Knee Up: Wheel Sweep Towards Down Knee
Collar Sleeve Transitions
Managing the Finger Joints
Both Feet on the Hips
Collar Sleeve Situationals Sparring

Volume 3, The de la Riva System

Knowing how to build an effective game from a single ankle control grip (or the ‘de la Riva’ grip) is super important, especially if your opponent is trying to pass your guard standing up.

If you can’t effectively control your opponent then you’ll forever be stuck in defense. That’s why in volume 3 you’ll get all the specific skills you need to start with a single grip on his ankle ankle control and systematically progress towards some of the most powerful attacks in jiu-jitsu.

Here’s some of what you’ll learn in volume 3…

Intro to de la Riva Guard and Ankle Control
De la Riva Control Overview
Knee Pressure and de la Riva Hook
Establishing and Controlling the Far Sleeve Grip
Sit Up Guard: Classic Sweep
Sit Up Guard: Single Leg Takedown
Sit Up Guard: Bump vs a Pressuring Opponent
Sit Up Guard: Bump When Opponent Pushes Leg Down
Sit Up Guard: Countering the Backstep
Lo Guard: Entry & Backwards Sweep
Lo Guard: Mermaid Sweep When Opponent Pinches Knees
Leg Past Body: Forward Off Balance to Ankle Pick Sweep
Leg Past Body: Switch to Sit Up Guard vs Lapel Grip
De la Riva X: Entry & the Backwards Sweep
De la Riva X: Forward Sweep and Single Leg
Problem Solving: Freeing Your Leg When it Gets Trapped
Problem Solving: Collar Grip Bolo When You Can’t Get Sleeve
Problem Solving: Single Leg Berimbolo Alternative
Problem Solving: Collar Grip Bump When He Steps Over Leg
Problem Solving: Low Lapel Grip When He Blocks Grips
Problem Solving: Fast Ankle Sweep When He Blocks Grips
Transitions Between the Main Grips & Systems
Ankle Gripe Control Situational Sparring

Volume 4, Gripfighting

Gripfighting is the key to setting up your own game while at the same time frustrating the hell out of your opponent

You’ll learn different effective strategies for winning the initial grip battle when you and your opponent first square off, as well as procedures for shutting down your opponent’s attempts to control your legs and pass your guard when you’ve got him in the open guard.

Dominate the grip and you’ll dominate the match!

Intro to Grip Fighting Concepts
Distance Management and Setting Up the Lasso
Setting Up Far Side Collar Sleeve
Setting Up Sleeve Control from a Collar Grip
Collar Control to Collar Drag
Collar Control to Ankle Pick
Collar Control to the de la Riva
Basic Grip Fighting Off Back and Establishing de la Riva guard
Getting Back to Sitting from Being on Back
Fast Grip Break to Lasso
Setting Up Spider Off of Opponent Controlling Both Legs
Establishing Lasso from Knee Cut Defense
Establishing Far Side Collar Sleeve from Knee Cut Defense
Gripfighting Situational Sparring

Volume 5, Guard Retention

Guard retention is the art and science of shutting down your opponent’s guard pass attempts so that you can keep him safely in the guard and not get crushed under his full weight in a pin.

A lot of practitioners use instinctive guard retention by trying to wildly flail their legs back into position. This is both exhausting and inefficient; there are much better, technically grounded ways to shut down the guard pass!

In volume 5 Jon Thomas shares the exact techniques and concepts that have made his open guard so difficult to pass.