Overview of the basic attacks and controls of the de la riva guard

Hey guys here are some major details for mid range guard retention that will help take your defense to next level. Offense wins matches defense wins championships. Ask if you guys have any questions.

1. Pin Escapes
2. Guard Retention
3. Grip Fight
4. Strong Guard/Position you can control and attack with.

This is the easiest most effective way I have found to get out of north south. Strong initial positions make it practically impossible for the guy to control well.

Hope you guys like the technique. This pass is so effective I literally give people spider guard just to use it. All the techniques I show you, I use my self in the gym or competition. No techniques just for show.

Hey guys, here is my details on escaping one of the most common control variations, the hip switch(Kesa Gatame)

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1 Minute Jiu Jitsu Hacks – Finishing the Mounted Triangle – Brandon Mccaghren

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Brandon Mccaghren of 10th Planet Decatur demonstrates a transition from the Deep Half Guard into the Double Outside Ashi (DOA) leg entanglement position.

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Cary teaches his Collar Tie Slip to his misdirection Ankle Pick.

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Gracie Magazine Association (GMA) member Andre Negao of Brazil-021 in Chicago shows two techniques to use when you have an opponent in your half guard. Watch the video as Andre explains the steps, then try the techniques the next time you’re on the mats!

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Gracie Magazine Association (GMA) member Pete “The Greek” Letsos of Rio Jiu-Jitsu Academy in Chicago took some time to show GRACIEMAG a pass he learned directly from Carlson Gracie Jr. Watch here as he teaches the technique step by step. Try it yourself the next time you’re on the mats!

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