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Connected Reaction Second Guard (Defense and Escape from Side control) by Paul Schreiner

Connected Reaction Second Guard (Defense and Escape from Side control) by Paul Schreiner

by Paul Schreiner

$149.00

Master the Technical Secrets of the “Second Guard” with One of the Most Respected HIgh-Level Instructors in BJJ, Paul Schreiner!

Course content · 4 volumes · 49 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. Second Guard - Hands
  3. 3. Frames
  4. 4. Unlocking Side Control - The Importance of Escaping to Closed Guard
  5. 5. General Arm Safety
  6. 6. Basic Escape to Closed Guard Part 1
  7. 7. Seated Guard Recovery
  8. 8. High Guard Recovery
  9. 9. Escaping to Shin on Biceps
  10. 10. Bent Arm Frames
  11. 11. Unlocking Head Control 1
  12. 12. Harpoon Sweep
  13. 13. Freeing the Head Marcelo Garcia Frame
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Shoulder frame to closed guard
  2. 2. Shoulder Frame Spin Out
  3. 3. Underhook Overview
  4. 4. Underhook to Single Leg
  5. 5. Underhook to Shelf
  6. 6. Underhook to half Guard
  7. 7. High Underhook
  8. 8. High Underhook to crucifix
  9. 9. Unlocking Kesakatame - Staying Safe in Kesa
  10. 10. Seesaw Escape
  11. 11. Near Side Collar Push
  12. 12. Turn Out Escape
  13. 13. Escaping Kesa 2
  14. 14. Kesa to the Back
  15. 15. Kesa Hip Shovel
  16. 16. Luke Stewart Flip
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Windows of Escape - Guard Recovery
  2. 2. Elbow Push
  3. 3. Forced Elbow Push
  4. 4. Ancient Greek Attack
  5. 5. Elbow Push to Back Roll
  6. 6. Elbow Push to Mini Hip Throw
  7. 7. Failed Elbow Push Recovery Options
  8. 8. Sit up Frame
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Early Second Guard - Keeping Your Opponent Low
  2. 2. Knee on Belly - Prevention
  3. 3. Bridge Escape
  4. 4. Half Guard Recovery
  5. 5. Undercutting the foot
  6. 6. Undercut to Reverse Lockdown
  7. 7. Cleaning Up
  8. 8. Mount - Inserting the Mount From Side Control
  9. 9. Defending a Opportunistic Mount
  10. 10. North South - Inside Frames
  11. 11. No Frames
  12. 12. 1 & 1
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