Stephan Kesting (from http://www.grapplearts.tv) shares a concept that changed his Deep Half Guard game. This is a clip from the Advanced Techniques & Tactics DVD series

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An opponent charges you, grabs your legs, lifts you up and slams you into the ground. From there, he can mount you and rain down punches, or just kick you non-stop before you get a chance to recover.

In this video, Nick will show you several ways to protect yourself against this move. Big guys are especially fond of this takedown, but what Nick teaches in the clip will work well with any attacker.

Remember – you want to intercept a takedown as soon as possible. Ideally – before the opponent has a chance to grab you. When the guy charges you, push into his shoulders with your forearms – not your palms (they can slip off)! Push back towards him and slightly down, to keep your balance and break the attacker’s momentum. Alternatively, as you push back, step aside to direct the opponent away from you.

Now, if he does grab you, immediately counter with a neck crank. Turn his head to the side or way back, so the attacker loses balance and his momentum dissipates completely. This works even if he has already lifted you off the ground. Crank his neck, punch him in the throat, put your fingers into his eyes – do whatever it takes to interrupt the takedown.

If the opponent goes for a very low grab, you can direct him into the ground and pull a shirt over his head, as Nick demonstrates. From there, you can easily push him away or try to knock the guy out.

As you can see, despite how scary this takedown is, there are several great ways to defend against it in the street. Even if your attacker is bigger then you, by re-directing his momentum you can stay on your feet and fight back – which is all that matters!

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A preview of http://www.grapplearts.com/roadmap (the “Roadmap for BJJ Package”) Stephan Kesting discusses the principles and concepts that are important to having an effective closed guard game.

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Here is the 101 on the triangle choke and how to make it tighter.It also includes a stacking defense (sweep).

The half guard and specifically the ‘lock down’ is the basis to the 10th Planet attack from this position. Getting the Lock Down is super important to control the leg.

Stephan Kesting from http://www.grapplearts.com/Half-Guard-Sweeps-Info.php quickly shows two common half guard passes, and then teaches you how to take advantage of those positions and sweep your opponent anyhow

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In this video you’ll learn how to attack your opponent’s outside arm with an armbar when he defends his near arm. You’ll also learn how to keep him from redefending his other arm. Some points that are mentioned in the video:

* If the arm you are attacking is on top, then there isn’t a need to attack his outside arm. Just go for the near arm because he’s not defending well.
* If the arm that you are attacking is on the bottom then it’ll be harder to finish the near side arm and that’s when it’s a good option to switch the attack to the other arm.
* Pull his opposite arm elbow in with the forearm of your arm that is closer to his legs/hips.
* Then grab his wrist of his nearside arm with your hand and push it down into his face. This will help to prevent him from switching his grip and defending the other arm your about to attack.
* Keep your butt low and tight when you slide it over his body to the other side.
* The wrist of your arm that isn’t controlling his other arm should curl out and then go under the wrist of the outside arm you are now attacking.
* If your position is correct your opponent should have a hard time defending his other arm and the arm you are now attacking should be more exposed.