Lachlan Giles – No Gi Open Guard Volume 1: K Guard
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Lachlan Giles’ methodical technique to the no-gi K guard includes leg locks, back attacks, and sweeps from behind!
Lachlan Giles is an ADCC Absolute bronze medalist who used the methods he used in this series to make one of the most memorable runs to the podium ever.
Understand and improve the K guard roll, which may provide entry for some of grappling’s most lethal locks, using positions and game tactics.
Secure submissions, including as the 50/50 inside heel hook from the K guard, as Lachlan offers alternatives for finishing the fight with some of his hallmark leg locks.
Fight from your back in no-gi, with options for assaulting grapplers standing, kneeling, and even passing your guard.
OVERVIEW OF THE OPEN GUARD IN PART 1
INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW NAVIGATING THE SERIES
HOW DO YOU TRAIN OPEN GUARD POSITIONS?
A CONGRUENT GAME INSIDE POSITION: PROS AND CONS GI VS O GI OPEN GUARD MOST COMPLICATED GUARD FINDING THE RIGHT CONTENT
1 IN 1 OUT: BENEFITS AND DISADVANTAGES OUTSIDE POSITION: BENEFITS AND DISADVANTAGES OF STAYING WITH THIS STYLE CONTEXT AND STRATEGY
HIERARCHY OF POSITIONS
WHERE THE GUARD RETENTION FITS THE LEG ACROSS THE BODY, THE KNEE LINE, AND THE LEG LOCKS
USE CAUTION WHEN ENTERING LEG LOCKS IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO LEG LOCK
INTRODUCTION TO THE BASIC GAME PLAN PART 2
RETENTION OF THE GUARD
OPEN GUARD VS KNEELING OBJECTIVE 1 OPEN GUARD VS KNEELING OBJECTIVE 2 REVISION POSITIONAL OPTIONS VS STANDING 2 OPEN GUARD VS STANDING
K GUARD DE LA RIVA REVERSE DE LA RIVA WAITER SINGLE X AND X GUARD 70/30 AND 50/50 END STAGE POSITIONS PREPARING TO INVERT FLEXIBILITY
SOLO DRILLING
OVERVIEW OF PART 3 K GUARD
INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW
WHY K GUARD K GUARD AND POSITIONAL HIERARCHY OPTIONS ENTRIES: GENERAL ENTRIES SEQUENCE BOTTOM LEG POSITION IMPORTANCE OF THE TOP LEG SPACE BETWEEN KNEE AND SHOULDERS CONCEPTS, CONTROLS, POSITIONING
GETTING AN ANGLE HIPS AWAY FOR INVERSION 2 VS 1 HAND ON LEG PUMMEL FOR TOP LEG POSITION PREVENTING AND DEALING WITH THE CROSSFACE ENTRIES: CLOSED GUARD INTRO TO PARTICIPATING ENTRIES
PRONE ARMBAR VS CROSSFACE FROM CLOSED GUARD TO K GUARD
ENTRIES IN PART 4 – OPEN GUARD VS KNEELING
PRIMARY ENTRY: TWO ON ONE VERSUS KEEPING THEIR ARMS BACK K GUARD VS HEAVY SITTING DLR VS HEAVY SITTING SPRAWL (CHANGING SIDES)
ARMBAR SUMMARY NARRATION OF INVERT VS LEG WEAVE VS BLOCK FAR LEG
ENTRIES VS COMBAT BASE OPTIONS IN PART 5
POSITIONING AND CONTROLS
ADDITIONAL: JEDI MIND TRICK VS K GUARD VS COMBAT BASE RDLR VS COMBAT BASE DLR VS COMBAT BASE SUMMARY
ENTRIES VS STANDING
K GUARD VS STANDING
SHALLOW K GUARD
RDLR TO K GUARD
SUMMARY
NARRATION STANDING AND COMBAT BASE
NARRATION
PART 6
ENTRIES FROM RETENTION
K GUARD FROM RETENTION
NORTH SOUTH TO K GUARD
UNDER LEGS TO K GUARD
LEG DRAG TO K GUARD
NARRATION
ENTRIES SUMMARY
SUMMARY
K GUARD OFFENSE: STRATEGY, CONTROL AND POSITIONING
OFFENSE OVERVIEW
GETTING KNEE TO STOMACH
PUMMELLING LEGS IN POSITION
PUMMELLING: RETRACT ONE EXTEND THE OTHER
CHOOSING ATTACK: KNEE TURNED IN OR OUT
GRIPPING THE LEG
GRIPPING TO ALLOW BACKSIDE 50/50
POSITIONING YOUR NON – K GUARD LEG
POSITIONING YOUR K GUARD LEG
OPPONENTS OPTIONS
PART 7
K GUARD OFFENSE PATHWAYS
PRIMARY ATTACK: K GUARD TO BACKSIDE
50/50 HEEL HOOK
BACKSIDE 50/50 WHEN KNEE IS FREE
BACKSIDE VS BACKSTEP
BACKSIDE SPIN TO 70/30
K GUARD TO X GUARD
K GUARD TO 70/30
SUMMARY
SUMMARY UPPER BODY ATTACKS
ALTERNATIVE ATTACK: TO LATERAL CLOSED GUARD
SHALLOW K GUARD OFFENSE
SHALLOW K GUARD OFFENSE
PART 8
TROUBLESHOOTING
CONTROLLING THE FAR LEG
FEET TOGETHER
THEY PUSH BOTH LEGS
THEY CLEAR THE K GUARD LEG
THEY FLEE
YOU LOSE THE LEG … BOLO
UNDER THE LEGS PASSING
LEG DRAG
UNDERHOOK YOUR NON K GUARD LEG
DEFENDING FOOTLOCKS
DEFENDING CRAB RIDE ENTRIES
DRILLS AND NARRATION
DRILLS
NARRATION OFFENSE
LIVE CLIPS
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