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Advanced Half Guard: Tilt Sweep by Brandon Quick

Advanced Half Guard: Tilt Sweep by Brandon Quick

by Brandon Quick

$79.00

Master The Tilt Sweep So That You Can Finally Get Out From Underneath A Stubborn Half Guards Quickly With Help From BJJ Black Belt Brandon Quick

Course content · 3 volumes · 26 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Why I like the Tilt Sweep
  2. 2. Understanding the Tilt Concepts
  3. 3. The Underhook Game - Perfect Underhook entrance
  4. 4. Killing the Momentum Counter Sweeps
  5. 5. Tilt Bear Hugs to Sit Up Underhooks & Reverse Sweep
  6. 6. Nearside 2 on 1 - Underhook & Shuck to Back
  7. 7. Underhook & Dive to Reverse Sweep
  8. 8. Spring Loading the Shoulder Drop
  9. 9. Back Take or Banana Split vs Backstep
  10. 10. How to land when they concede the Sweep
  11. 11. Half Guard Hook Flip & Belly Down Leg Locks
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Combating Top Leg - Grips - Kick Thru Drags
  2. 2. Tilt vs Over Under Pass & The Sucker Drag
  3. 3. Creating & Attacking a Posted Arm - Why I use the Switch
  4. 4. The Switch from Bottom Half Guard
  5. 5. Guillotine
  6. 6. Nearside Omoplata to Truck
  7. 7. Kimura & Switch Connection
  8. 8. Half Butterfly - Ashi, Single Leg X & Back Take Options
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Mantis Guard vs Combat Base - Intro to entering Mantis Guard
  2. 2. Mantis Tilt & Foot Sweep of Post vs Combat Base
  3. 3. Mantis Tripod Sweep vs Standing
  4. 4. Mantis Kiss of the Dragon vs Disengagement
  5. 5. Using Gi Grips - Lasso Tilt with Pant Grips
  6. 6. Cross Collar Punch Choke & Omoplata Concepts
  7. 7. Belt Lift Guard Recovery & Sweep vs Crossface
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