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Sideways Open Guard by Priit Mihkelson

Sideways Open Guard by Priit Mihkelson

by Priit Mihkelson

$127.00

Stop Guard Passers In Their Tracks With The Sideways Open Guard, A Unique System Refined By Priit Mihkelson!

Course content · 8 volumes · 83 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Short Intro
  3. 3. Top Leg Positioning
  4. 4. Importance Of The Foot Angle
  5. 5. Using The Top Arm
  6. 6. Bottom Leg As A Jab
  7. 7. Top Leg Jab
  8. 8. Bottom Arm, Staying On The Elbow
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. The Sector, Where To Keep Your Opponent
  2. 2. Keeping The Sector
  3. 3. Extra Details
  4. 4. Structure Against Toreando Style Pass
  5. 5. Structure Against Toreando Style Pass To The Back Side
  6. 6. Structure Against Toreando Style Pass To The Front Side
  7. 7. Dealing With People Grabbing Your Head
  8. 8. Dealing With People Lifting The Bottom Leg
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Structure Against Leg Drag Pass
  2. 2. Leg Drag Defense By Switching Side
  3. 3. Side Switching In More Detail
  4. 4. Half Invert
  5. 5. Full Invert
  6. 6. Dealing With People Passing To North South Grabbing The Head
  7. 7. Invert Against Head Grab And Smash
  8. 8. Structure Against The Knee Slide
  9. 9. Deeper Look At The Knee Slide Pass
  10. 10. Bonus Material Against The Knee Slide
  11. 11. Structure Against The Z Guard
  12. 12. Bonus Material Against Z Guard
  13. 13. Structure Against The Over Under Pass
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Structure Against Under The Legs Passes
  2. 2. Deeper Look At The Under Leg On Shoulder Pass
  3. 3. The Hippoplata
  4. 4. Reaction To Late Stage Leg On Shoulder Stack Pass
  5. 5. Turning In Ideas Against The Leg On Shoulder Pass
  6. 6. Structure Against Double Under Pass
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. First Look At The North South Section
  2. 2. Hands In The North South
  3. 3. Getting Back To Sideways Open Guard From North South
  4. 4. Addressing Stacking From North South
  5. 5. More Options Against Stacking In North South
  6. 6. Dealing With People Pulling Your Legs Down From North South
  7. 7. How To Pull Guard From The Stack In The North South
  8. 8. Detail About The Knee Angle In The North South
  9. 9. Gripping/Posting On The Legs From The North South
  10. 10. Dealing With People Trying To Get To North South, Early Reactions
  11. 11. Pummelling The Legs In When People Go To North South
  12. 12. Pummelling Top Or Bottom Leg First
6 Volume 6
  1. 1. Getting Back To Sideways Open Guard Without Grips
  2. 2. Pummelling Legs In The North South
  3. 3. More About Pummelling In The North South
  4. 4. Dealing With The Knee Coming In From North South
  5. 5. Bonus Ideas From North South, Lachlan's Framing And Pummelling
  6. 6. Sideways Open Guard Vs Outside Stomp
  7. 7. Sideways Open Guard Vs Inside Stomp
  8. 8. Dealing With High Step Passing
  9. 9. Intro To Grilled Chicken
  10. 10. Pummelling Legs In Grilled Chicken
  11. 11. Dealing With People Pushing Down On Your Legs
  12. 12. Dealing With People Lifting Your Legs
  13. 13. Dealing With The Sideways Push
  14. 14. Keeping Distance And Moving On Elbows In Grilled Chicken
7 Volume 7
  1. 1. Outside Pummelling From Grilled Chicken
  2. 2. Inside Pummelling From Grilled Chicken
  3. 3. Pummelling In Sideways Open Guard
  4. 4. Inverting And Sitting Up From Grilled Chicken
  5. 5. Dealing With The Leg Drag From Grilled Chicken
  6. 6. Dealing With The Knee Slide From Grilled Chicken
  7. 7. Dealing With The Double Under Pass From Grilled Chicken
  8. 8. Sideways Crunch In Different Guards
8 Volume 8
  1. 1. Reverse DLR Spin To Legs With Head Up Structure
  2. 2. Head Up Structure In K Guard
  3. 3. Head Up Structure In Berimbolo
  4. 4. Leg Locks Vs The Sideways Open Guard
  5. 5. Importance Of Playing On The Elbow
  6. 6. More Details On Using The Top Leg In Sideways Open Guard
  7. 7. Fast Side Switch
  8. 8. Double Attack Threat From Leg Drag
  9. 9. Sideways Open Guard Ideas Against Headquarters
  10. 10. Drill Ron 1
  11. 11. Drill Tom 1
  12. 12. Drill Ron 2
  13. 13. Drill Tom 2
  14. 14. Outro
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