Brian Glick – Simplify The System Sumi Gaeshi The Butterfly Sweep

Brian Glick – Simplify The System Sumi Gaeshi The Butterfly SweepSimplify The Sumi Gaeshi System With World-Class Instructor and Black Belt Brian Glick and His 6-Part Masterclass On This Essential Technique!Brian is a longtime black belt under John Danaher and has been credited as being one of Gordon Ryan’s best training partners!The series provides an in-depth look at essential sumi gaeshi tactics including grip variations, setups, sweep variations, complimentary techniques, and much more!Sumi gaeshi is an essential technique that will help you maintain inside position, apply constant off balancing techniques, powerful sweeping options, back takes, among many other advantages.Evolve your sumi gaeshi from a singular attack to a complete system that anyone can use to greatly improve their offensive potential from the bottom.Learn to exploit multi-directional attacks that force opponents to find their base which provides a plethora of offensive options including leg entanglement entries!Get out of disadvantageous positions with Brian’s battle-teste forward shift technique that allows you to enter into deep sumi gaeshi attacks.Simplify the sumi gaeshi, and transform it into a formidable system that anyone can use to drastically improve their bottom game, with world-class instructor Brian Glick!CHECK OUT THE TRAILER!SO, WHAT EXACTLY DO YOU GET?PART 1DEDICATIONWHY SUMI GAESHIOUR FOCUS IN THIS VIDEOHOW TO USE THIS VIDEOHOW IT WORKS: MECHANICS OF SUMI GAESHISHOULDER POSITIONHEAD TO FLOORROLE OF THE LEGS IN SUMIWHY DOES YOUR SUMI GAESHI FAILDIRECTIONPOSTURETRANSITIONFOLLOW UP3 ESSENTIAL SKILLS TO MAKE SUMI WORKESSENTIAL SKILL #1: HOW (AND WHY) TO FORWARD LIFTESSENTIAL SKILL #2: HOW (AND WHY) TO USE A DRIVE LEGESSENTIAL SKILL #3: HOW (AND WHY) TO USE HIZA GURUMA AND DOUBLE DIRECTIONALITYPART 2SECTION 1: GRIPS AND DISTANCE2 ON 1 WRISTSUMI/HIZA GURUMAASHI ENTRYFORWARD SHIFTELBOW 2 ON 1SUMI/HIZA GURUMAASHI ENTRY2 ON 1 PASS BYARM DRAGARM TRAP SUMI GAESHISUMI/HIZA GURUMAASHIOVERWRAP SUMI GAESHICOLLAR TIESUMI GAESHIHEAD AND ARM (ARM-IN GUILLOTINE)CHANCERY TURNOVERINTEGRATING SKILLSINTRO TO HOW TO INTEGRATE SKILLS2 ON 1 WRISTELBOW 2 ON 1ARM DRAGCOLLAR TIEPART 3SECTION 2: GRIPS AT CLOSE RANGEINTROOVER UNDERESTABLISHING OVER UNDER GRIPSSUMI GAESHIHIZA GURUMACLEARING THE ELBOWASHI GARAMIDOUBLE UNDERSESTABLISHING DOUBLE UNDERHOOKSLOCKED HANDS VS. OPEN HANDS – PROS AND CONSSUMI GAESHI/HIZA GURUMABODY LOCK REVERSALPART 4DOUBLE OVERHOOKS: WORKING WITH THE BODY LOCK PASSEARLY DEFENSEMID STAGE DEFENSELATE STAGE DEFENSEOVERHOOK (THE WHIZZER)ACQUIRING THE OVERHOOKSUMI GAESHIFIGURE 4 GRIP AND HIZA GURUMAMULTI DIRECTIONAL SWEEPSESSENTIAL UPPER BODY SUBMISSIONSHEISTINGPART 5SECTION 3: SPECIAL CASESYOKO SUMI GAESHIINTRO TO YOKO SUMI GAESHISINGLE LEG ENTRYGUILLOTINE ENTRYOVERHOOK ENTRYSPIRAL SUMI GAESHIGRIP AND BODY POSITIONSPIRAL SUMISPIRAL SUMI TO CROSS ASHISECTION 4: COMPLIMENTARY ATTACKSPINCH HEADLOCKENTRY TO PINCH HEADLOCKPRINCIPLE OF THE HIGH ELBOWMULTI DIRECTIONAL SWEEPINGSHOULDER CRUNCHFROM PINCH HEADLOCK TO SHOULDER CRUNCHIMPORTANCE OF HEAD POSITIONMULTI DIRECTIONAL SWEEPINGSHOULDER CRUNCH TO TRIANGLEASHI GARAMIDILEMMA: EXTENSION OR RETRACTIONPART 6STUDY GUIDESECTION 1: GRIPS AT DISTANCE2 ON 1 WRISTSUMI/HIZA GURUMAASHI ENTRYFORWARD SHIFTELBOW 2 ON 1SUMI/HIZA GURUMAASHI ENTRY2 ON 1 PASS BYARM DRAGSUMI/HIZA GURUMAASHIOVERWRAP SUMI GAESHIARM TRAP SUMI GAESHICOLLAR TIESUMI GAESHIHEAD AND ARM (ARM-IN GUILLOTINE)CHANCERY TURNOVERSECTION 2: GRIPS AT CLOSE RANGEOVER UNDERESTABLISHING OVER UNDER GRIPSSUMI GAESHIHIZA GURUMACLEARING THE ELBOWASHI GARAMIDOUBLE UNDERSESTABLISHING DOUBLE UNDERHOOKSSUMI GAESHI/HIZA GURUMABODY LOCK REVERSALDOUBLE OVERHOOKS: WORKING WITH THE BODY LOCK PASSEARLY DEFENSEMID STAGE DEFENSELATE STAGE DEFENSEOVERHOOK (THE WHIZZER)ACQUIRING THE OVERHOOKSUMI GAESHIFIGURE 4 GRIP AND HIZA GURUMAMULTI DIRECTIONAL SWEEPSTE GATAMEHEISTINGSECTION 3: SPECIAL CASESYOKO SUMI GAESHISINGLE LEG ENTRYGUILLOTINE ENTRYOVERHOOK ENTRYSPIRAL SUMI GAESHISPIRAL SUMISPIRAL SUMI TO CROSS ASHISECTION 4: COMPLIMENTARY ATTACKSPINCH HEADLOCKENTRY TO PINCH HEADLOCKPRINCIPLE OF THE HIGH ELBOWMULTI DIRECTIONAL SWEEPINGSHOULDER CRUNCHFROM PINCH HEADLOCK TO SHOULDER CRUNCHMULTI DIRECTIONAL SWEEPINGSHOULDER CRUNCH TO TRIANGLEASHI GARAMIDILEMMA: EXTENSION OR RETRACTIONThere are no reviews yet.Add a Review Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a review.