World Renowned Student and Black Belt of John Danaher, Brian Glick is here to take your guard to the next level

• The half butterfly is one of the most under utilized and effective positions in the world
• With so many details and systematic approaches to this guard, Brian Glick makes it EASY to learn
• This is a must have for anyone who wants to develop a highly competitve guard with minimal athleticism and effort.
• Like his teacher, John Danaher, Brian Glick is an AMAZING instructor
• Level up and start attacking from bottom!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

 

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So, What Exactly Do You Get?

PART 1

• INTRO

WHY HALF BUTTERFLY

• HOW TO USE THIS VIDEO
• IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS FOR HALF BUTTERFLY
• SIGNIFICANE OF INSIDE POSITION
• MAINTAINING INSIDE BICEP
• THE ISSUE OF HEAD POSITION
• CROSS SHOULDER POST AND UNDERHOOK
• BASIC MECHANICS OF HALF BUTTERFLY GUARD
• 4 DIRECTIONS OF MOVEMENT
• IF IT FAILS

GETTING TO HALF BUTTERFLY GUARD

• CLOSED GUARD
• SEATED BUTTERFLY GUARD

REVERSE DE LA RIVA/SPLIT SQUAT

• SIDE CONTROL
• MOUNT
• BOTTOM TURTLE

PART 2

OUR MAJOR ATTACKS: SET 1

SUMI GAESHI

• REACTIVE
• PROACTIVE
• PULLBACK

PINCH HEADLOCK

• CORE MECHANICS
• SUMI GAESHI TO INSIDE
• SUMI GAESHI TO OUTSIDE
• USING THE BUTTERFLY CLASP

PINCH HEADLOCK TO SHOULDER CRUNCH

• FORWARD SHIFT TO TRIANGLE
• SUMI GAESHI TO OUTSIDE

KIMURA

• NO WRIST KIMURA
• FOLLOWING THE ROLL
• DEALING WITH LOCKED HANDS AND POSTURE
• DEALING WITH LOCKED HANDS HEAD OVER HEAD
• INTEGRATING THE CLAMP
• CHEST TO CHEST POSITION
• USING THE 10 FINGER GRIP
• USING THE KNEE LEVER

PART 3

OUR MAJOR ATTACKS: SET 2

• A QUICK NOTE ON REPETITION
• NEAR LEG ASHI: REAPING ENTRY
• NEAR LEG ASHI: BACK SIDE ENTRY
• NEAR LEG ASHI: CROSS ASHI
• FAR LEG ASHI: SCOOP AND HEEL CONTROL
• FAR LEG ASHI: OUTSIDE KNEE
• FAR LEG ASHI: LAT KNEEBAR

TROUBLESHOOTING

• ESTIMA LOCK
• LEG LACE
• KNEE CUT

PART 4

• INTRO
• WHY HALF BUTTERFLY
• BASIC MECHANICS OF HALF BUTTERFLY GUARD: INSIDE FRAME
• BASIC MECHANICS OF HALF BUTTERFLY GUARD: UNDERHOOK

GETTING TO HALF BUTTERFLY GUARD

• CLOSED GUARD
• SEATED BUTTERFLY GUARD
• REVERSE DE LA RIVA/SPLIT SQUAT
• MOUNT
• SIDE CONTROL
• BOTTOM TURTLE

OUR MAJOR ATTACKS: SET 1

SUMI GAESHI

• REACTIVE
• PROACTIVE
• PULLBACK

PINCH HEADLOCK

• CORE MECHANICS
• SUMI GAESHI TO INSIDE
• SUMI GAESHI TO OUTSIDE

PINCH HEADLOCK TO SHOULDER CRUNCH

• FORWARD SHIFT TO TRIANGLE
• SUMI GAESHI TO OUTSIDE

KIMURA

• NO WRIST KIMURA
• FOLLOWING THE ROLL
• DEALING WITH LOCKED HANDS AND POSTURE
• DEALING WITH LOCKED HANDS HEAD OVER HEAD

INTEGRATING THE CLAMP

• CHEST TO CHEST POSITION
• USING THE KNEE LEVER
• NEAR LEG ASHI: REAPING ENTRY
• NEAR LEG ASHI: BACK SIDE ENTRY
• NEAR LEG ASHI: CROSS ASHI
• FAR LEG ASHI: SCOOP AND HEEL CONTROL
• FAR LEG ASHI: OUTSIDE KNEE
• FAR LEG ASHI: LAT KNEEBAR

TROUBLESHOOTING

• ESTIMA LOCK
• LEG LACE
• KNEE CUT

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