Lachlan Giles – No Gi Open Guard Volume 1: K Guard

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Salepage: Lachlan Giles – No Gi Open Guard Volume 1: K Guard

This methodical attack against the no-gi K guard from Lachlan Giles uses leg locks, back strikes, and sweeps from the back!

Using the strategies he employs in this series, Lachlan Giles, an ADCC Absolute bronze medalist, made one of the most illustrious runs to the podium in history.
Utilize positions and game plans to comprehend and master the K guard roll, which may provide you with entrances for some of the most destructive locks in grappling.
Lachlan offers alternatives for putting an end to the battle with some of his famous leg locks while providing secure submissions like the 50/50 inside heel hook from the K guard.
Fight methodically from your back while wearing a no-gi, with choices for going after grapplers who are kneeling, standing, or even sneaking past your defenses.

PART 1: OVERVIEW OF OPEN GUARD
Introduction and overview Introducing the series
WHAT TO TEACH FOR THESE OPEN GUARD POSITIONS
Finding the right content for a competitive game inside position in GI VS O GI Open Guard: Pros and Cons
PROS AND CONS OF EACH OUTSIDE POSITION: 1 IN 1 OUT: PROS AND CONS OF MAINTAINING THIS STYLE, CONTEXT, AND STRATEGY
HIERARCHIC POSITIONS
WHERE THE GUARD RETENTION FITS THE LEG ACROSS THE BODY KNEE LINE AND THE LEG LOCKS
BE CAUTIOUS WHEN GETTING INTO LEG LOCKS IF YOU DON’T WANT TO LOCKS

Introduction to the Basic Game Plan, Part Two
SECURITY RETENTION
KNEELING OPPONENT VS. OPEN GUARD 1 KNEELING OPPONENT VS OPEN GUARD 1 OPEN GUARD VS STANDING 2 REVISION POSITIONAL OPTIONS 2 OPEN GUARD VS STANDING
PREPARE TO INVERT FLEXIBILITY: INTRODUCTION TO POSITIONAL OPTIONS K GUARD DE LA RIVA REVERSE DE LA RIVA WAITER SINGLE X AND X GUARD 70/30 AND 50/50 END STAGE POSITIONS
ALONE DRILL

K GUARD OVERVIEW IN PART 3
A PROFILE AND SUMMARY
WHY POSITIONAL HIERARCHY OPPONENTS OPTIONS ENTRIES FOR K GUARD K GUARD: GENERAL ENTRIES SEQUENCE BOTTOM LEG POSITION IMPORTANCE OF THE TOP LEG SPACE BETWEEN KNEE AND SHOULDERS CONCEPTS, CONTROLS, AND POSITIONING
MANAGING ARMPITS AND RETREAT GETTING AN ANGLE HIPS AWAY FOR INVERSION 2 VS 1 HAND ON LEG PUMMEL FOR TOP LEG POSITION AVOIDING AND HANDLING THE CROSSFACE ENTRIES: CLOSED GUARD INTRODUCTION TO PARTICULAR ENTRIES
K GUARD PRONE ARMBAR VS CROSSFACE FROM CLOSED GUARD

ENTRIES FOR PART 4: OPEN GUARD VS. KNEELING
Primary Entry: Two on One Versus Holding Arms SPRAWL VS SITTING HEAVY DLR VS BACK K GUARD VS SITTING HEAVY (CHANGING SIDES)
ARMBAR SUMMARY NARRATION: INVERT VS LEG WEAVE VS BLOCK FAR LEG

ENTRIES VS COMBAT BASE OPTIONS IN PART 5
K GUARD VS COMBAT BASE RDLR VS COMBAT BASE DLR VS COMBAT BASE SUMMARY ADDITIONAL CONTROLS AND POSITIONING: Standing and combat base narration for JEDI MIND TRICK ENTRIES VS STANDING K GUARD VS STANDING SHALLOW K GUARD and RDLR TO K GUARD.

K Guard Offense: PART 6 ENTRIES FROM RETENTION TO K GUARD FROM RETENTION NORTH TO K GUARD FROM RETENTION SOUTH TO K GUARD UNDER LEGS TO K GUARD LEG DRAG TO K GUARD NARRATION ENTRIES SUMMARY Overview of the offense’s strategy, control, and positioning LEGS IN POSITION PUMMELING FROM KNEE TO STOMACH: SELECT ATTACK AND RETRACT ONE, EXTEND THE OTHER: BACKSIDE 50/50 POSITIONING YOUR NON-K GUARD LEG POSITIONING YOUR K GUARD LEG OPPONENTS OPTIONS WITH THE KNEE TURNED IN OR OUT GRIPPING THE LEG

PART 7 K GUARD OFFENSE PATHWAYS PRIMARY ATTACK: 50/50 HEEL HOOK FROM K GUARD TO BACKSIDE
BACKSIDE VS. BACKSTEP 50/50 WHEN KNEE IS FREE
K GUARD TO X GUARD K GUARD TO 70/30 SUMMARY SUMMARY UPPER BODY ATTACKS BACKSIDE SPIN TO 70/30
A REPLACEMENT ATTACK: ALMOST FINALLY CLOSED GUARD
K GUARD OFFENSE SHALLOW
K GUARD OFFENSE SHALLOW

Troubleshooting Controlling the Far Leg, Part 8: Feet Together, Push Both Legs, Clear the K Guard Leg, Flee, Lose Leg Drills for “Bolo Under the Legs,” “Passing Leg Drag,” “Unhook Your Non-K Guard Leg,” “Defending Crab Ride Entrances,” and “Narration Drills”
LIVE OFFENSE NARRATION CLIPS