Master The No-Gi Half Guard And Attack Systematically With Moves Anyone Can Use For Rapid Skill Development From The Best No-Gi Grappler On Earth, Gordon “The King” Ryan Use this never-before-shown half guard system of Gordon “The King” Ryan, with sweeps, back takes, and leg lock entries that he has perfected for no-gi grappling Use knee shields, half butterfly guard, deep half, scorpions, and more as Gordon takes you through the half guard configurations that work best for him Gordon shows every detail of this system, breaking down goals, techniques, combinations, and strategies for faster development and more success from your back Pummel and grip for no-gi with underhooks, cross shoulder posts, pinch headlocks, shoulder crunches, and more, with techniques broken down so grapplers of all ages and levels can use them Gordon Ryan is the ADCC Absolute Champion and one of the best no-gi grapplers of all time, and the consensus best active no-gi grappler competing today See Gordon rolling in the gym from half guard and then watch as he breaks down that footage in real-time to explain the system in action Gordon Ryan Shows The Hidden Half Guard Principles, Gameplans, Paradoxes, & More On This New 8-Volume Series - Including Live Rolling Breakdowns! Check Out Sample! ... What Will You Learn? Half guard is one of grappling’s most common and effective positions, and now you can learn how grapplers of all levels can attack systematically from this time-tested guard with Gordon Ryan’s 8-Volume instructional series. Use knee shields, butterfly half, deep half, and more to create a unified system for sweeping, submitting, taking the back or legs, and more with Gordon’s step-by-step video manual. This series totally breaks down all of the concepts, techniques, paradoxes, and more that make half guard such an effective position for Gordon as he competes (and beats) the best of the best in submission grappling. Learn the same moves that have worked for him as he rose to the top of the game, broken down in so much detail that students of any age and level can use them. Find Your Way To The Back! ... See the system in action as Gordon rolls from half guard in the gym, and then explains and breaks down the video so you can understand what’s going through his mind in motion. Now you can use this same goal-oriented, dilemma-based approach to half guard that can make you more effective than ever from bottom position. Make The Scorpion A Valuable Asset To Your Game! ... So, What's On The Series? PART 1INTRODUCTION TO HALF GUARDTHE JOHN DANAHER PARADOXOVERVIEW OF THE HALF GUARD SERIESADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF BUTTERFLY HALF GUARDADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF (LOW/HIGH) KNEE SHIELDTHE GENERAL BATTLE FOR INSIDE POSITIONDENYING HEAD CONTROL FRAMING EFFECTIVELYTHE CENTERLINE SHIFT DILEMMAMOVING FROM A CROSS SHOULDER POST TO AN UNDERHOOKBASIC SWITCH TO SUMI GAESHIENTERING THE NEAR LEG IRIMI ASHIIMPORTANCE OF SWITCHING LEGSUNDERHOOK TO FAR LEG IRIMI ASHIUNDERHOOK TO CROSS ASHIINTRODUCTION TO A SCOOP GRIPUSING A SCOOP GRIP TO ENTER X GUARDUSING A SCOOP TO ENTER NEAR LEG CROSS ASHIUSING A SCOOP TO SPIN TO FAR LEG CROSS ASHIPART 2ENTERING THE PINCH HEADLOCKPINCH HEADLOCK MULTI DIRECTIONAL SUMI GAESHIPINCH HEADLOCK TO SHOULDER CRUNCHPINCH HEADLOCK ENTERING THE LEGSAN OVERHOOK SUMI GAESHIFAILED OVERHOOK SUMI GAESHI ENTER THE LEGSA SPECIAL GIFTSTALLING FROM A BUTTERFLY HALF GUARDBUTTERFLY HALF TO ARM DRAGFAILED ARM DRAG TO KNEE LEVERFAILED KNEE LEVER SWITCH TO SUMI GAESHIFAILED KNEE LEVER RE-DRAGFAILED ARM DRAG ENTER THE LEGSENTERING KIMURAS FROM BUTTERFLY HALF GUARDPUTTING IT BEHIND THE BACKCOUNTER TO A HIP SWITCHSEPARATING THE HANDSFAILED KIMURA, ENTER THE LEGSCLOSING OUT THE KIMURA SERIES (BUTTERFLY HALF)PART 3INTRODUCTION TO THE KNEE SHIELDINSERTING AN UNDERHOOK FROM LOW AND HIGH KNEE SHIELDINTRODUCTION TO THE LOWER LEG SHIFTTRANSITIONING FROM HALF GUARD TO A LOWER LEG SHIFTBASIC SWEEP FROM LOWER LEG SHIFTFAILED SWEEP BACK TAKECOMING UP FROM A LOWER LEG SHIFTOPTIONS FROM UNDERHOOK VERSUS WHIZZERCOUNTERING THE WHIZZER WITH THE ROLLPARTNER COUNTERS THE ROLL, TAKE THE BACKOPPONENT WINS THE BATTLE FOR KNEE POSITION, ENTER HIZA GATAMECOUNTERING A BACKSTEP FROM A LOWER LEG SHIFTREITERATING PINCH HEADLOCKS AND MOVING BACK TO A BUTTERFLY HALFOPPONENT GETS AN UNDERHOOK, SWITCH BACK TO BUTTERFLY HALFOPPONENT GETS UNDERHOOK, MOVE TO TRIANGLEOPPONENT CRUSHES KNEES TOGETHER, RE-GUARD WITH HIGH KNEE SHIELDPART 4ONE ON ONE BASIC KNEE LEVERCOUNTERS TO A FAILED KNEE LEVERKEY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN LOCKING A KIMURA (BUTTERFLY HALF) VERSUS A KNEE SHIELDFAR ARM DRAGOPPONENT COUNTERS FAR ARM DRAG WITH DARCE, ENTER KNEE LEVERPARTNER POSTURES OUT OF ARM DRAG, ENTERING FAR LEG OUTSIDE ASHIEXTREME STALLER - PUMPING THE LEGS TO CREATE OPPORTUNITYPART 5INTRODUCTION TO DEEP HALFENTERING DEEP HALF FROM BUTTERFLY HALF GUARDOPPONENT PUTS FAR KNEE DOWN, ENTER THE LEGOPPONENT PUTSNEAR KNEE DOWN, FORCE THE FAR KNEE DOWNOPPONENT PUTS NEAR KNEE DOWN, ENTER THE NEAR LEGNEAR KNEE DOWN, ENTER ASHI ON THE FAR LEGOPPONENT PUTS NEAR KNEE DOWN, EXIT THROUGH THE BACKFAILED BACK ATTACK, CHASE THE LEGSCOUNTERING A BACKSTEPSWEEPING AN OPPONENT WHO STEPS OVER THE HEADENTERING DEEP HALF GUARD FROM OUTSIDE FOOT POSITION (FAR KNEE DOWN)PART 6INTRODUCTION TO THE SCORPIONFAR KNEE DOWN, ENTERING THE SCORPIONHEISTING FROM A SCORPIONUSING A SCORPION TO PASS THE LEG ACROSS USING A SCOOP GRIP TO SWEEP BACKWARDSCOUNTERING OPPONENT’S UNDERHOOKUSING AN OVERWRAP TO SWEEP FORWARDTHE SCORPION/LOWER LEG SHIFT DILEMMALOCKING A SCORPION WHEN OPPONENT PUTS NEAR KNEE DOWNRETURNING OPPONENT’S FAR LEG TO THE FLOORCOUNTERING A KNEE SLIP WITH HIZA GATAMECOUNTERING A FAR HIP KNEE SLIP WITH AN INSIDE ELBOWTHE WAITER SWEEP DILEMMATAKING THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT STEPS OVER THE HEADBACK TAKE/SWEEP DILEMMAPUMMELING A LEG BACK INSIDE FROM OUTSIDE FOOT POSITIONOUTROPART 7 ROLLING HALF GUARD ROLLING - PLACIDOHALF GUARD ROLLING - JACKHALF GUARD ROLLING - DREWHALF GUARD ROLLING - ALEXHALF GUARD ROLLING - SEANPART 8ROLLING COMMENTARY - PLACIDOROLLING COMMENTARY - JACKROLLING COMMENTARY - DREWROLLING COMMENTARY - ALEX ROLLING COMMENTARY - SEAN So, How Much Does It Cost? 349$
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