Leonardo Nogueira – Half Guard Encyclopedia

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With Leonardo Nogueira, you can add battle-proven sweeps, controls, transitions, submissions, and more to your half guard.

Use trustworthy strategies to regain your half guard in a variety of undesirable circumstances, such as different head controls.
Discover a variety of half guards, such as the knee shield, deep half, half butterfly, and more!
Counter guard passes are quick sweeps that catch your opponent off guard.
Strike your opponent again with fight-ending submissions that target both the legs and upper body!
Leo Nogueira provides a great teaching on the half guard in this eight-part series!

Foundation in Volume 1 0:50 Introduction to Half Guard 0:50 Front Underhook Escape 3:50 Recovery From Top Control: 16:12 Head Control Escape, 23:47 Head Control Escape, and 28:59 Head Control Escape
Face to Cross Reverse 32:51\s38:06 44:30 Reverse Underhook 1 2nd Reverse Underhook; Under Over Defense at 50:01 Back Transition 0 Taking Down 56:40 Double Underhook Escape 1:01:41 Sweeps From The Waist Tight, Volume 2 (Dog Fight) Scoop Grip Flipping Over at 11:25 and 17:23 Circle Motion Sweep: 42.25; Backdoor Step: 28.07; Back Transition: 36.36; Waisted Tight From Scoop Grip: 22.25; Taking Down: 36.36; Backdoor Step: 28.07; Back Transition: 36.36
Volume 3 of Butterfly Sweep in the Opposite Direction Sweep Half a Butterfly, Half a Butterfly 10:04 Step Over Sweep – Sweeps From Head Control at 6:19 15:09 Arm Across Big Step 2 following Arm Across Half Guard Sweep From The Frame at 17:30 27:16 Cross Face Sweeps From Reverse Underhook 31:54 Backtake 35:53 Counter for Reverse Crossface 23:24
39:15 Single Leg Sweep – Counter For Knee Cut 45:03 Single Leg Sweep Far Sleeve 51:25 Single Leg Sweep Flipping Over 55:12 Roll Over Sweep Knee Shield 1:02:26 Single Leg Sweep Standing Up Rolling Under Sweep 0 Rolling Under Sweep 8:35 Back Take Sweep 15:38 Back To The Tight Waist Series Volume 5 Sleeve Sweep Volume 4 Deep Half Guard – Entry/No Grip Sweep (Pudim De Leite) 22:28 0 Sleeve Sweep Rolling Over 27:36 Pendulum Sweep Far Side X Guard Sweep 40:13 Simple X Guard Sweep 33:35 (Pudim De Leite) 8:00 Standing Sleeve Sweep in Turkish 14:30
Emergency Underhook Sweep by Bernardo Faria 21:14 27:00 Reverse Sleeve Sweep Scissor Sweep From Under Hook Cross Color Turkish Sweep (44:15), Double Lapel Sweep (51:25), and Modified (56:13), 33:03 Cross Collar Sweep, 38:09, and 1:00:52 In Volume 6 Submissions From The Half Guard, at 6:42, Bernardo Faria does the Sweep 2.0 straight arm lock/armbar. Kimura then performs the sweep.
18:25 Cross Choke Banana Split: Wrist Lock 12:37, Calf Slices 30:21, Guillotine 24:38, 34:51
Big Toe Hold with Far Leg Knee Bar 39:32 Half-Omoplata, gogó Plata, arm crunch, wristlock, triangle, knee bar from deep (sub 45:25) 52:59
Rodrigo Cavaca’s “Reverse Half Guard Sweeping With The Knee Shield” Wrapping The Neck Sweep, Double Under Lapel Sweep, Reverse Under Hook Back Take, Volume 7 Reverse Half Guard – Simple Hook Sweep, and 18:04 Volume 8 Knee on the Belly Sweep 27:47 Scissor Sweep 32:23 Half Guard From Everywhere 0 Sweep of the Helicopter: 37:25 8:23 Back, 5:09 Mount, 14:41 Close Guard Kneeling Open Guard at 19:23 22:34 Open Guard Standing 25:14 Counterattacks with a Waisted Tight Defense and a Half Guard 27:31 Deep Half Guard Counterattacks by Deep Half Guard Jumping Over Head 31:38 Invert Half Guard Step 34:41 Under Over Drag Pass Tornado Sweep Under Over Cross drag under: 42:51; 49:35 Arm and collar side pulls during half guard pulls from the feet 46:20 Outro 59:16 Weave and Cradle Pass Counter 53:34 Lock Down Control: 57:15 Failed Takedown

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