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

Lachlan Giles ADCC Absolute bronze medalist. He has one of the greatest runs to the podium, using the same techniques that he uses on this series. File Size: 7.21GB

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

With this methodical approach to the noose, attack with leg locks and back attacks. Sweep your back with these sweeps.-Gi K Take care Lachlan Giles!

• Lachlan Giles He is an ADCC Absolute Bronze medalist and has one of the most storied podium runs ever made using the techniques he uses in this series.
• To understand and develop your position, use game plans and positions K guard roll that can give you entries for some of grappling’s most devastating locks.
• Secure submissions such as the 50/50 inner heel hook from K Take care Lachlan He offers options to end the fight using his signature leg locks.
• In no time, fight systematically from your back.-You have the option to attack grapplers standing, kneeling or passing your guard with the gi.

What are you going to learn?

These aggressive and technically advanced systems are designed to help you fight for your freedom. Lachlan Giles He teaches you 8 of his tricks.-Part K Guard This series is designed to help you defeat your heel hook and/or leg lock rivals, even if you are stronger and more powerful than them.

With every detail covered, you’ll learn what makes K How to make your guard strong and start attacking. Also, how to create an innovative game plan from many different positions. The K guard helps you expose the legs to attacks, even when you aren’t in versions of X guard, making it an unexpected but effective place to work from.

K You can also use guard to keep pressure off of your opponent and help you frame them. The K guard system and the inside heel hooking details you’ll learn here capture the same ways that Lachlan He was able to heel hook three world-class competitors at ADCC and earned a medal for the absolute division.

Learn the best ways to get in K Guard, use no-Variations on the De La Riva, reverse De La Riva and closed guard, as well as other gi options. Lachlan breaks down everything you’ll ever need for K This series includes strategies, troubleshooting and live rolling narration.

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How do you get it?

PART 1

OPEN GUARD OVERVIEW

INTRO AND OVERVIEW

• INTRODUCTION
• NAVIGATION OF THE SERIES
• HOW TO TRAIN THIS
• OPEN GUARD POSITIONS
• GI VS O GI OPEN GUARD
• MOST COMPLICATED GUARD
• FINDING THE RIGHT CONTENT
• A CONGRUENT GAMES
• INSIDE POSITION – PROS AND CONS
• 1 IN 1 OUT PROS AND CONS
• OUTSIDE POSITION PROS AND CONS
• THIS STYLE OF TICKING
  

  CONTEXT AND STATEGY

• POSITIONAL HERARCHY
• WHERE GUARD Retention FITS
• LEG ACROSS BODY
• KNEE LINE and LEG LOCKS
• BE CAREFUL ENTRYING LEG LOCKS
• IF YOU DON’T WANT TO LEG-LOCK,
  

  PART 2

  BASIC GAME PLANS

• INTRO TO THE BASIC GAME PLANS
• GUARD RETENTION
• OPEN GUARD VS OPPONENT KNEEL 1
• OPEN GUARD VS OPPONENT 2 KNEELING OPPONENT
• OPEN GUARD VS STANDING 1.
• OPEN GUARD VS STANDING 2
• REVISION
  

  POSITIONAL OPTIONS

• INTRO to POSITIONAL OPTIONS
• K GUARD
• DE LA RIVA
• REVERSE DE LA RIVA
• WAITER
• SINGLE X AND X GUARD
• 70/30 & 50/50
• POSITIONS AT THE END
  

  PREPARING FOR INVERT

• FLEXIBILITY
• SOLE DRILL
  

  PART 3

  K GUARD

  OVERVIEW

• INTRO AND OVERVIEW
• WHY? K GUARD
• K GUARD & POSITIONAL HIERARCHY
• OPPONENTS OPTIONS
  

  ENTRIES CONCEPTS, CONTROLS AND POSITIONING

• GENERAL ENTRIES SEQUENCE
• BOTTOM LEG POSITION
• The TOP LEG IS IMPORTANT
• SPACE BETWEEN KNEE & SHOULDERS
• CONTROLING ARMPITS and RETREAT
• GETTING A ANGLE
• HIPS AWAY INVERSION
• 2 VS 1 HAND OFF LEG
• PUMMEL TO TOP LEG POSITION
• PREVENTING AND DEALING ABOUT THE CROSSFACE
  

  ENTRIES: CLOSED GUIARD

• INTRO to SPECIFIC ENRIES
• CLOSED GUARD TO K GUARD
• PRONE ARMBAR Vs CROSSFACE
  

  PART 4

  ENTRIES OPEN GUARD Vs KNEELING

• PRIMARY ENRY: 2 ON 1
• VS KEEPING THEIR ARMS BACK
• K GUARD VS. SLITTING HEAVY
• DLR VS. SLITTING HEAVY
• VS SPRAWL – CHANGING SIDES
• LEG WEAVE VS. INVERT
• ARMBAR VS BLOCK FAR LEG: VERSUS
• SUMMARY
• NARRATION
  

  PART 5

  ENTRIES VS. COMBAT BAASE

• OPTIONS
• CONTROLS and POSITIONING
• K GUARD Vs COMBAT BASIS
• RDLR VS. COMBAT BASIS
• DLR VS. COMBAT BASE
• SUMMARY
• JEDI MIND TRICK ADDITIONAL
  

  ENTRIES Vs STANDING

• K GUARD VS STANDING
• SHALLOW K GUARD
• RDLR TO K GUARD
• SUMMARY
  

  NARRATION STANDING and COMBAT BAASE

• NARRATION
  

  PART 6

  RETENTION ENTRIES

• K GUARD FROM RETENTION
• NORTH SUTHER TO K GUARD
• UNDER LEGS TO K GUARD
• LEG DRAG TO K GUARD
• NARRATION
  

  ENTRIES SUMMARY

• SUMMARY
  

  K GUARD OFENSE: STRATEGY AND CONTROL.

• OFFENSE OVERVIEW
• GETTING YOUR KNEE TO STOMACH
• PUMMELLING LEGS IN A POSITION
• PUMMELLING – RETRACT ONE AND EXTEND THE AUTOTHER
• KNEE TURNED OUT OR IN – CHOOSING ATACK
• GRIPPING YOUR LEG
• GRIPPING TO ALLOW 50/50 BACKSIDE
• POSITIONING A NON K GUARD LEG
• POSITIONING YOU K GUARD LEG
• OPPONENTS OPTIONS
  

  PART 7

  K GUARD OFFENSE PATHWAYS

• PRIMARY ATACK: K GUARD TO BACKSIDE
• 50/50 HEEL HOOK
• BACKSIDE 50/50 WHILE KNEE IS FREE
• BACKSIDE VS BACKSTEP
• BACKSIDE SPIN TO 70%/30
• K GUARD TOX GUARD
• K GUARD TO 70%/30
• SUMMARY
• SUMMARY UPPER BODY ATACKS
• ALTERNATIVE ATACK: TO THE LATERAL CLOSED GUIARD
  

  SHALLOW K GUARD OFFENSE

• SHALLOW K GUARD OFFENSE
  

  PART 8

  TROUBLESHOOTING

• CONTROL THE FAR LEG
• FEET TOGETHER
• PUSH BOTH LEGS
• THEY ARE ACCESSIBLE K GUARD LEG
• THEY FLEE
• BOLO – YOU LOSE YOUR LEG
• UNDER THE LEGS, PASSING
• LEG DRAG
• UNDERHOOK OUR NON K GUARD LEG
• FOOTLOCK DEFENSE
• DEFENDING CRAB RIDER ENTRIES
  

  NARRATION AND DRILLS

• DRILLS
• NARRATION OFFENSE
• LIVE CLIPS