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Seated Solutions by Jon Satava

Seated Solutions by Jon Satava

by Jon Satava

$97.00

Master Guard Retention And Recovery Concepts For Butterfly Guard With Top-Tier Butterfly Guard Player & ADCC Veteran Jon Satava!

Course content · 6 volumes · 39 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Foundations - Stance & posture
  3. 3. Offensive prevention hand and feet connection
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Standing opponent - Club and post defense vs squared circling opponent
  2. 2. Single leg opponent
  3. 3. Guillotine defense
  4. 4. Kimura defense
  5. 5. Fighting to stay seated & rocks up vs a knee cut or circle pass
  6. 6. On the waist
  7. 7. Sit up recovery series
  8. 8. Guillotine when they clear the collar tie
  9. 9. Pinning counter off of sit up recovery
  10. 10. Momentum chaining
  11. 11. Fully locked side control recovery
  12. 12. Bonus-Last ditch headlock reversal
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Stacks & under over leg passes - Addressing ankle grips
  2. 2. Inside hook anchors to Guillotine vs stack & over under pass
  3. 3. Rock recovery to sweep or triangle vs over under
  4. 4. Elbow push series
  5. 5. Crucifix opt 1 legs open & 2 legs closed
  6. 6. Steven segal armbar
  7. 7. Trap control to throw
  8. 8. Back roll counter vs lift
  9. 9. Bicep push
  10. 10. Peak out
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Preventing body lock pass
  2. 2. Keeping knee line and sitting back up (Late body lock pass prevention)
  3. 3. Countering Folding pass
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. Butterfly half guard retention - Butterfly half retention
  2. 2. Cross face recovery
  3. 3. Guillotine defense
  4. 4. Guillotine defense Pt.2
  5. 5. Kimura defense
  6. 6. Kimura defense 2
6 Volume 6
  1. 1. Granby series - Granby introduction
  2. 2. Back exposure
  3. 3. Backside hook entrance
  4. 4. From pin
  5. 5. Outro
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