Under Pressure: Half Butterfly Mastery by Brian Glick

World Renowned Student and Black Belt of John Danaher, Brian Glick is here to take your guard to the next level The half butterfly is one of the most under utilized and effective positions in the world With so many details and systematic approaches to this guard, Brian Glick makes it EASY to learn This is a must have for anyone who wants to develop a highly competitve guard with minimal athleticism and effort. Like his teacher, John Danaher, Brian Glick is an AMAZING instructor Level up and start attacking from bottom!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        Check out a free sample: ... So, What Exactly Do You Get? PART 1 INTRO WHY HALF BUTTERFLY HOW TO USE THIS VIDEO IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS FOR HALF BUTTERFLY SIGNIFICANE OF INSIDE POSITION MAINTAINING INSIDE BICEP THE ISSUE OF HEAD POSITION CROSS SHOULDER POST AND UNDERHOOK BASIC MECHANICS OF HALF BUTTERFLY GUARD 4 DIRECTIONS OF MOVEMENT IF IT FAILS GETTING TO HALF BUTTERFLY GUARD CLOSED GUARD SEATED BUTTERFLY GUARD REVERSE DE LA RIVA/SPLIT SQUAT SIDE CONTROL MOUNT BOTTOM TURTLE PART 2 OUR MAJOR ATTACKS: SET 1 SUMI GAESHI REACTIVE PROACTIVE PULLBACK PINCH HEADLOCK CORE MECHANICS SUMI GAESHI TO INSIDE SUMI GAESHI TO OUTSIDE USING THE BUTTERFLY CLASP PINCH HEADLOCK TO SHOULDER CRUNCH FORWARD SHIFT TO TRIANGLE SUMI GAESHI TO OUTSIDE KIMURA NO WRIST KIMURA FOLLOWING THE ROLL DEALING WITH LOCKED HANDS AND POSTURE DEALING WITH LOCKED HANDS HEAD OVER HEAD INTEGRATING THE CLAMP CHEST TO CHEST POSITION USING THE 10 FINGER GRIP USING THE KNEE LEVER PART 3 OUR MAJOR ATTACKS: SET 2 A QUICK NOTE ON REPETITION NEAR LEG ASHI: REAPING ENTRY NEAR LEG ASHI: BACK SIDE ENTRY NEAR LEG ASHI: CROSS ASHI FAR LEG ASHI: SCOOP AND HEEL CONTROL FAR LEG ASHI: OUTSIDE KNEE FAR LEG ASHI: LAT KNEEBAR TROUBLESHOOTING ESTIMA LOCK LEG LACE KNEE CUT PART 4 INTRO WHY HALF BUTTERFLY BASIC MECHANICS OF HALF BUTTERFLY GUARD: INSIDE FRAME BASIC MECHANICS OF HALF BUTTERFLY GUARD: UNDERHOOK GETTING TO HALF BUTTERFLY GUARD CLOSED GUARD SEATED BUTTERFLY GUARD REVERSE DE LA RIVA/SPLIT SQUAT MOUNT SIDE CONTROL BOTTOM TURTLE OUR MAJOR ATTACKS: SET 1 SUMI GAESHI REACTIVE PROACTIVE PULLBACK PINCH HEADLOCK CORE MECHANICS SUMI GAESHI TO INSIDE SUMI GAESHI TO OUTSIDE PINCH HEADLOCK TO SHOULDER CRUNCH FORWARD SHIFT TO TRIANGLE SUMI GAESHI TO OUTSIDE KIMURA NO WRIST KIMURA FOLLOWING THE ROLL DEALING WITH LOCKED HANDS AND POSTURE DEALING WITH LOCKED HANDS HEAD OVER HEAD INTEGRATING THE CLAMP CHEST TO CHEST POSITION USING THE KNEE LEVER NEAR LEG ASHI: REAPING ENTRY NEAR LEG ASHI: BACK SIDE ENTRY NEAR LEG ASHI: CROSS ASHI FAR LEG ASHI: SCOOP AND HEEL CONTROL FAR LEG ASHI: OUTSIDE KNEE FAR LEG ASHI: LAT KNEEBAR TROUBLESHOOTING ESTIMA LOCK LEG LACE KNEE CUT $197