What You’ll Discover in Gordon Ryan Systematizing Closed Guard
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Gordon Ryan – Systematizing Closed Guard
Gordon Ryan He reveals his system to dominate from The Closed Guard – One Leg Fully Working – No Gi Gordon This is the one you can trust Guard To dominate The Legendary Basement after he returned from surgery.
- Learn Gordon Ryan’s comprehensive closed guard system for sweeping and submitting at the highest level
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- The IBJJF and ADCC World Champion explains in precise detail how to dominate one of BJJ’s most powerful positions
- This system was designed by Gordon RyanJohn Danaher, his professor, and his teammates from Renzo Gracie NYC
- These concepts and fundamentals will enhance your BJJ game and improve your closed guard.
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Gordon He shows one of his favorite techniques from The Closed GuardTake the Arm Drag To Your Back:
What will you learn?
After the blockbuster Systematically AttackingThe, his blockbuster success was evident. Guard, Gordon Ryan He is back to share his knowledge with the world as he explains how anyone can dominate their opponent’s back using a closed guard system. Get ready to learn from the best again as the world’s best no gi grappler is back with BJJ Fanatics to show the system that he and his team have developed around one of jiu-jitsu’s most important and powerful positions, giving you an answer for every situation.
With step-By-Step-by-step instruction and all details revealed. Learn how to hit the most powerful submissions and sweeps with maximum efficiency. Watch The King take on six volumes of BJJ instruction. After that, he will go into the room and tell you what he was doing.
Gordon Ryan is one of the best grapplers on Earth, and it’s because of his team’s approach to the game: with Coach John Danaher, Gordon His team has developed a system that covers all the important positions and attacks.
They only use the most effective methods and are prepared to respond to any circumstance. Clear, concise instructions will provide you with an encyclopedia about the closed guard. It is a resource that you can refer back to repeatedly as you learn and improve.
You can often find Gordon Ryan He is not explaining closed guard, but he does attack the legs or the back. Because Gordon’s one true specialty isn’t a single position, it’s the systematic thinking that always has him a step ahead of the competition.
The closed guard is an uncompromising, single position. Gordon Shows the movements, grips and combinations that can make anyone a master. With the help of an ADCC or IBJJF Champion, you can aggressively attack submissions and sweeps.
These testimonials are from people who have seen the show. Gordon teach!
David Taylor, blue belt, 34, Redcar, England, Redcar BJJ
The style and concept of the Guard are covered in Attacking the Guard. Gordon Guards are used to keep an eye on the guard. The theory behind each position is often explained and demonstrated so that users can quickly implement these ideas in their own games. I was able immediately to use the techniques explained in the video. This was an advantage over seminars and instructionals that can sometimes be difficult to remember. This video is highly recommended to all BJJ practitioners.
John Ryan Brown Belt 35 RenzoGracie Latham New York
Gordon’s teaching greatly effected not just my own passing styles but also the way I go about teaching classes all together. His ability to increase the probability of passing with exposed limbs has also affected my situation in guard positions, where I have to be more responsible for my bottom positions. The combination of fluidity and micro positioning has significantly improved my Jiu Jiujitsu.
Beau Bottin, 40yo, blue belt, Jacksonville Fl, Bill’s Brazilian Jiujitsu.
The passing system is a great tool. I have learned how to pass various types of guards. This has helped me find what works best for me. It also helps me recognize different attacks and improve my guard game.
This series is so comprehensive that I was able to give my sons, 13 and 8, tips on how to pass full guard. We look forward to continuing the series.
Cameron Connor, 39, blue belt, Clermont, FL Xtreme Gracie Jiu-Jitsu
It was amazing! Gordon The DVD was organized and the sequences were arranged in a chain. His attention to detail, while not only helpful, is game-changing. His ability to make you understand concepts doesn’t just apply to passing, but to your entire game. Take, for example, his ability to communicate inside positions. These concepts are important for a lower belt to understand. Gordon He does an excellent job of delivering them. I’m looking forward to his closed guard instructionals.
Alexander Welch, 31, Blue Belt, New Albany, Indiana, SIMA.
Guard passing is something I have struggled with for years. This has been my weakest link in my game over the years, and it has developed the most slowly of all the other aspects. It affected every aspect of my grappling game from how I took down opponents to the submissions I chose. Why? Why? You are now with Gordon RyanI don’t care about’s style as much. He emphasizes the importance of showing moves and not just passing. These are key concepts that I and my training partners have found extremely helpful when passing the guard. I showed one our white belts how to use the Lockdown Pass. Gordon It was shown, and he used it in competition ten seconds later. These strategies work. This has a double benefit that I have not yet seen advertised. I have also found that his guard passing instruction has helped me retain my guard. These systems and methods can be reverse engineered so you can make it harder for your guard to pass.
Gordon He speaks clearly and provides key details in a clear manner. It is very easy to find the BJJfanatics site on my phone. It’s easy to access the website whenever I need it. He shows you how to defeat every guard, and most of the passing techniques are automatic. It can be used both as a proactive or reactive strategy. Ryan It teaches you how your opponent moves and how to change your pass accordingly. Grappling is an exciting sport. “one size fits all approach” It doesn’t actually work. I’ve seen many moves fail in the past because my opponent did something slightly different and prevented me from finishing a sequence. It doesn’t matter if they were good or not. Gordon Ryan’s Systematically attacking the Guard There are always contingencies. It predicts what the opponent will do next and how they will react so that you can attack them.
It is more than just passing, it is also about ATTACKING your guard. Sometimes, opponents who are being defensive in order to avoid being passed may be giving up the opportunity for submission. Gordon This is a great instructional and something I’ve used with success against black belts. This instructional is highly recommended and I recommend going to see him whenever he’s near you for a seminar. I’ve been to three of his seminars so far and would love to go back. Some people lose sight of his intelligence, his passion for the sport and his brilliance. My game is now a lot more based on what I learned from his seminars and instructional materials. I use the same thing he shows every time I train.
Look at GordonThe’s wrist control arm bar from The Closed Guard:
So what exactly is this series?
Vol. 1:
Introduction
Side Scissor to back
Side Scissor to Juji Gatame
Side Scissor to Rear Triangle
Side Scissor to Pendulum Sweep
Pendulum Sweep into Front Triangle
Vol 2
Pendulum Sweep into Wrong Way Triangle
Opponent pushed out of Triangle – Enter the Legs
Attempted Leg Entry back to Triangle
Attempted Pendulum to Flower Sweep
Arm Drag to the Back
Arm Drag to Lat Juji
Misdirection to the Opposite Side Pendulum
Arm Drag to Knee Lever
Vol 3
Top Lock to Armbar
The Stack Problem:
Successfully Stack into the Legs
Resolving the Pullout Issue
Figure 4 Top Lock to Arm Bar
Wrist Control to Arms Bar
Wrist Control to Arm bar (Grip Variation).
Wrist Control to Armbar (Opponent Steps Up)
Opponent Steps Leg Up – Flower Sweep
Vol 4
Partner defends Flower Sweep Counter To Kata Gatame
Knee Pull to Pinch Headlock
Put a pinch lock to the back
Flower Sweep: Pinch Headlock
Opponent Represents Sumi Gaeshi in Flower Sweep
Knee Lever: Pinch Headlock
Attach the Headlock to the Clamp
To Ude Gatame, Clamp
Vol 5
Failure of Ude Gatame Back Take
Failed Ude Gautame to Arm Bar
Knee Pull to Overhook (Clamp).
To Lat Juji, use Overhook Clamp
Kimura with Overhook Clamp
OVerhook Clamp to Omoplata
Omoplata Into Legs
Triangle Overhook Clamp
Te Gatame: Overhook Clamp
Intro to Reverse Figure 4 Grip
Clamp the Reverse Figure 4
Passage to the 4 Elbow in Reverse Figure
Vol 6
Kimura: Knee Pull
Triangle Hip Bump Sweep
Opponent Stands – Top Lock to Arm Bar
Opponent Stands Figure 4. Top Lock to Arm Bar
Knee Insertion – Counter to Standing Opponent
Handstand Sweep – Vertical Posture
Triangle Handstand Sweep
Handstand Sweep to Arm bar
Failed Handstand Sweep: Enter The Legs
Double Ankle Sweep
Failed Double Ankle — Enter the Legs
Closing
Vol 7:
Roll 1
Roll 2
Roll 3
Roll 4
Roll 5
Vol 8
Introduction
Roll 1 Commentary
Roll 2 Commentary
Roll 3 Commentary
Roll 4 Commentary
Roll 5 Commentary
Final thoughts
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How much would you pay for a private lesson? Gordon Ryan cost? You could easily be charged $500 for this experience. Instead, we reduced that price by almost half.
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