JJU 24-06 to 24-07 Kimura from Half Guard
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Xande teaches how to set up the kimura submission from the half guard. We learn the importance of walking our shoulders forward to create the right angle and leverage to torque the submission.
Inside the University 135 - Calf Slice against Half Guard with Rodrigo Pagani
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Rodrigo Pagani is a multiple time masters black belt world champion. In this lesson he teaches a calf slice submission that is very painful and sure to catch your opponent off guard. Calf slicers are only legal for brown or black belts in the IBJJF rule set so be sure to know the rules before applying this submission in a tournament!
JJU 40-2 Brabo Choke to Armlock from Half Guard
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Sometimes it may be very difficult to establish the right angle to finish the brabo choke. In this case we can transition to an armlock to finish for the submission. You can switch between the choke and arm lock to overwhelm your opponent and catch them off guard to establish the submission.
JJU 40-1 Brabo Choke from Half Guard
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Xande teaches how to set up the brabo lapel choke from the half guard. In this submission we use how to use our opponent's lapel against them to set up a strong submission.
Xande's No Gi Half Guard Passing 10 - No Arm Guillotine from Negative Half Guard
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Xande shows a way to set up the no arm guillotine from the negative side half guard. Combining this submission with the kimura and negative side passes will strengthen your chain of attacks to progress your game from the negative half guard position.
Xande's No Gi Half Guard Passing 9 - Arm In Guillotine from Top Half Guard
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Xande teaches a way to set up the guillotine from the top half guard. This is an arm in variation when your opponent has the underhook from half guard.
Xande's No Gi Half Guard Passing 8 - Negative Half Guard Kimura
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Xande covers a variation to the kimura from the negative half guard. The kimura is a very powerful arm hold that creates a threat that can be used to finish your opponent or to advance your passing or sweeping attempts.
Xande's No Gi Half Guard Passes 7 - Half Guard Kimura
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In this lesson we learn to set up and finish the kimura from the half guard.
Xande's No Gi Half Guard Passing 6 - Half Guard to Kimura or Straight Armlock
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When passing the half guard it's a good thing to work submissions in combination with your guard pass to keep your opponent on their toes. In this lesson we check out how to set up and finish the kimura or straight arm lock combination from the half guard.
Wilson Reis UFC Fighter Favorites 11 - Kimura Roll Sweep to Kimura
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Sometimes your opponent will be able to free themselves from the closed guard or half guard and you're left with just the key lock. Act fast and sweep your opponent in a rolling movement to get on top and finish the kimura submission.
Xande's Anti Wrestling No Gi Series 9 - Triangle from the Knee Shield
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Xande teaches a triangle set up from the knee shield when your opponent is bearing down with a lot of weight. This technique is fairly advanced and can be difficult to master as a key element of its success is that your opponent must be giving you the correct reaction by applying lots of pressure on to you.
Jeff Glover Donkey Guard and Triangles 9 - Triangle from Half Guard
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Jeff teaches a way to set up the triangle from the half guard. This triangle set up is similar to the triangle from side control which we will examine next.