Unless you learn from Ryan Hall, of course.Īs in any DVD version by Ryan Hall, it’s all about theory in the first volume. Inverted Guard is not an easy style to learn when learning Jiu-jitsu.
Later, when I revisited it, it became one of the most valuable resources in my DVD collection. This is the first Ryan Hall DVD I bought and misunderstood. Until the very end, Ryan reviews everything from grip placement to balancing principles. As with all Ryan Hall DVDs, there is one main course of action and one backup. The strategy follows the fundamental principles before Ryan moves on to the good stuff – building the defensive wall. Learn them and you can play the guard of your choice. Pay particular attention to the basic movement patterns for retention of the guard. Beginners and advanced, be sure to review the basic principles of the first volume. The concept of the defence is very specific to Ryan and he spares no detail when it comes to explaining it. The first volume is devoted to the basic building blocks of your guard. Like many other titles, Ryan’s Defensive Guard was released in three volumes. It’s a very technical and conceptual approach to the game of Jiu-Jitsu that is suitable for everyone, from beginners to black belts. That said, he has an amazing DVD on how you should make sure that no one can pass your guard. His guard game is the source of nightmares for both grappling and MMA opponents. After all, he is a tall, skinny guy with extreme flexibility. If anyone knows anything about Ryan Hall, it’s his guard game.
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