Current Affairs Of Pakistan & World: Most People Learn Closed Guard First... Then Never Really Master It

Most People Learn Closed Guard First... Then Never Really Master It

THE CLOSED GUARD IS USUALLY ONE OF THE FIRST POSITIONS YOU LEARN.

But for a lot of grapplers, it stays exactly that:

A beginner position.

They know a few submissions. Maybe a sweep or two. But there's no real connection between the attacks, the movement or the reactions they get from the person on top.

That's what Ramon Estevao addresses in his new instructional:

Unleashing The Closed Guard Potential: Fundamentals & Foundations

Ramon builds the position from the ground up.

You'll learn how to establish Closed Guard from standing, what to do when your opponent begins opening it, and how to connect some of the most reliable attacks in Jiu-Jitsu:

Cross Collar Chokes. Baseball Bat Chokes. Armbars. Kimuras. Triangles.

Then he adds the sweeps — including Hip Bump, Scissor, Flower, Pendulum and Heel Sweeps — and, most importantly, the drills and hip movement that make those techniques connect naturally.

This isn't about collecting more Closed Guard moves.

It's about understanding how the position works as a complete system.

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If your Closed Guard has always felt like a collection of separate techniques, this is a chance to finally connect the pieces.