Gordon Ryan – Systematizing Closed Guard Vol.1-2

Gordon Ryan – Systematizing Closed Guard Vol.1-2

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Salepage: Gordon Ryan – Systematizing Closed Guard Vol.1-2

The Closed Guard: Gordon Ryan Unveils His System For Dominating – When Gordon returned from surgery and could no longer rely on his athleticism, he relied on this guard to dominate the fabled Blue Basement, even with just one fully functional leg. You Can Use This System Regardless Of Your Age Or Lack Of Athletic Ability

Learn the whole closed guard system of Gordon Ryan to sweep and submit at the highest level.
One of BJJ’s most potent positions is covered in great depth by the IBJJF and ADCC World Champion.
Gordon Ryan, John Danaher, and his colleagues at Renzo Gracie NYC created this system.
These principles and ideas will enhance your closed guard technique as well as your complete BJJ game.
Learn More. More wins.

Vol 1:

Introduction

Backwards side-scissor take

Juji Gatame with Side Scissors

Triangle to Rear with Side Scissors

Side Scissor to Sweep the Pendulum

Sweeping Pendulum into Front Triangle

Vol 2:

Pendulum Sweep into Triangle of the Wrong Way

Pulling the opponent out of the triangle, entering the legs

Leg Entry Back to Triangle Attempt

Pendulum to Flower Sweep Attempt

Back Take with Arm Drag

Drag Your Arm to Lat Ji

Deflection to the Pendulum on the Opposite Side

Knee lever with Arm Drag

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