Wilson Reis UFC Fighter Favorites 10 - Fake Butterfly Hook Sweep to Calf Slicer
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In this lesson Wilson teaches how to use a fake or failed butterfly hook sweep and transition immediately into a calf slicer attack. This sneaky submission will often catch your opponent off guard as they will likely not be expecting a calf slicer off of the hook sweep attempt.
Wilson Reis UFC Fighter Favorites 9 - Sao Paulo Pass or Wilson Pass from Closed Guard
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Wilson teaches one of his signature guard passes from the closed guard. This pass combines a series of details to make for a strong closed guard pass. Although at first you may feel vulnerable to back takes and sweeps, the pass is highly effective when done correctly.
Wilson Reis UFC Fighter Favorites 8 - Half Guard to Failed Butterfly Hook Sweep to Switchback Hook Sweep
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Wilson teaches a great way to follow up a failed butterfly hook sweep by scooting your hip underneath your opponent to switch back in the other direction and get the sweep.
Wilson Reis UFC Fighter Favorites 7 - Ankle Pick Sweep from Butterfly Guard
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Wilson teaches a quick way to sweep your opponent with an ankle pick from the butterfly guard.
Wilson Reis UFC Fighter Favorites 6- Double Leg Variation from Butterfly
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In this lesson Wilson teaches a double leg variation to sweep your opponent from the butterfly guard.
Wilson Reis UFC Fighter Favorites 5 - Deep Half to Frontside Homer Simpson Sweep
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This lesson feeds off of the previous lesson and is the front side sweep from the deep half the Jeff Glover coined as the "Homer Simpson" sweep. This sweep works in combination with the previous in that as your opponent defends one, they open up an opportunity for the other sweep.
Wilson Reis UFC Fighter Favorites 4 - Deep Half Guard to Back Door Sweep or Back Take
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Wilson teaches how to control the deep half guard and transition into a back door sweep by using a back and forth pendulum motion with your legs to create momentum. This sweep works best in combination with the front side Homer Simpson sweep as they set your opponent up for one or the other depending on the defense.
Wilson Reis UFC Fighter Favorites 3 - Double Leg to Rolling Takedown
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Wilson goes over a great way to finish the double leg when you have your opponent pushed up against the cage and they have secured a standing kimura to try to stop the takedown. Wilson often baits his opponent into going for the kimura so he can transition into this rolling takedown instead.
Wilson Reis UFC Fighter Favorites 2 - No Gi Drop Seoi Nage Takedown
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Wilson teaches how to adapt your drop seoi nage for no gi. This is a classic judo throw and a great way to take your opponent down with style.
Wilson Reis UFC Fighter Favorites 1 - Snap Down Ankle Pick Takedown
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UFC fighter Wilson Reis shares some of his favorite techniques and begins with his favorite way to take people down in grappling matches. In this lesson we follow up a snapdown with an ankle pick to topple our opponent.
Xande's Anti Wrestling No Gi Series 10 - Knee Shield To Half Guard Bodylock Backtake
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Sometimes when in the knee shield your opponent will not apply pressure and will sit back to stalk the game and wait for their next opportunity. In this case you can close the distance by going for a double under bodylock from the half guard and work your way to the back from there.
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.