Robert Degle – The Complete Kani Basami course, part 2: the Kani Basami and the K guard

Robert Degle – The Complete Kani Basami course, part 2: the Kani Basami and the K guard

Examine incorporate the K guard into your Kani Basami recreation (and vice versa), cope with stress from an opponent whether or not we management one or two legs, the dilemma pairing of the reverse K guard and the false reap and many extra matters. Acquire a fuller understanding of the Kani Basami and the many setups and enrich your leglock recreation as a complete.

Course Curriculum

The 3 essential methods we entangle an opponents leg: Kani Basami, Exterior reap and straight Ashi
Discussing the 3 main classes of leg entanglement entries
(6:05)
Butterfly guard handfighting into elevation: the primary prerequisite to enter the legs from inside place
Introduction to Butterfly guard hand combating
(4:20)
Up versus down grips and my strategy to Butterfly guard elevation
(2:46)
Hierarchy of double up grips: wrists, triceps and underhooks
(3:46)
Utilizing down grips to create reactions for leg entries
(6:33)
Why you shouldn’t simply elevate an opponent from down grips to enter the legs
(1:25)
Working with down grips to raise an opponent or wrestle up into him
(16:29)
Wrestling up as the final resolution to the sit again drawback
(4:58)
Feeling the distribution of your opponents weight earlier than wrestling up
(0:53)
Kani Basami fundamentals
Fundamentals of an excellent double leg Kani Basami
(11:02)
The primary Kani Basami from customary Ashi Garami
(7:51)
Demonstrating the customary Kani Basami
(0:40)
The primary Kani Basami with a scoop grip
(7:28)
3 essential particulars to keep away from being crushed from the backside place
(10:09)
The coaching wheels Kani Basami
(3:52)
Fundamentals of an excellent facet elevation double leg Kani Basami
(16:20)
Facet elevation Kani Basami
(8:13)
Demonstrating the Facet elevation Kani Basami
(2:06)
The double overhook Kani Basami
(7:38)
Double overhook Kani Basami into Wrestle up
(3:19)
Double scoop grip Kani Basami
(4:20)
The single leg Kani Basami
A brand new method of stopping being crushed in the backside Cross Ashi with the single leg Kani Basami
(9:43)
The Single leg Kani Basami a brand new method of stopping ourselves from being smashed
(9:08)
The Ebi Basami
Ebi Basami from the true Single leg X guard
(3:43)
Ebi Basami movement drill
(3:36)
Stomping the hip from backside Exterior Ashi to heel publicity
(5:40)
Reverse X Shin on Shin
Introduction to the Reverse X Shin on shin
(6:35)
Gripping choices in the Reverse X Shin on shin
(10:56)
The 2 main offensive instructions in a backside Cross Ashi in opposition to a standing opponent
(3:42)
Understanding the Bottom 5050
(11:24)
Reverse X Shin on shin into facet on Backside 5050
(7:35)
Reverse Shin on Shin coping with the protection after they seize the high leg
(5:59)
Ape guard Reverse shin on shin variation after they stress in as you pummel your high leg
(3:35)
Utilizing the Criss Cross Ashi to regain a facet on backside 5050
(5:32)
Reverse Shin on shin Kani Basami into the Russian Ashi Garami when he pinches his knees
(4:11)
Commonplace or Exterior K guard
The mechanics of connection and angle by way of the customary K guard
(4:58)
The mechanics of distance administration in the K guard: maintaining him away from you
(6:58)
The mechanics of distance administration in the K guard: bringing your hips to his
(5:03)
Exterior reaping leg goal places
(3:52)
Exterior reaping over the hip and then regaining the bottom angle from backside 5050
(5:40)
K guard into the single leg Kani Basami by way of an Imanari roll
(6:02)
K guard half inversion into Kani Basami
(4:38)
Reverse or Inside K guard and the False reap
Reverse K guard into the bottom 5050
(8:08)
Coping with protection in opposition to the Reverse K guard to bottom 5050
(5:27)
Reverse K guard into crab experience and comply with up bottom 5050
(6:12)
Reverse K guard into “Jackie Chan” Kani Basami
(3:27)
Transferring into an out of doors K guard after they stress into you
(5:12)
Why Reverse K guard is extra secure defensively relative to various strategies of inverted entries
(2:11)
The distinction in outdoors reap and K guard leg utilization in Reverse K guard relative to plain K guard
(3:08)
The primary dilemma between the Inside K guard and the False reap
(4:28)
2 main variations of False reap grip (Tight and free) and leg swiveling strategies
(5:58)
Transferring right into a far facet customary Ashi Garami when the False reap is stuffed late stage
(3:25)
Kani Basami seminar at Tempo Jiu Jitsu in Hong Kong on 02/18/2023
Controlling in the saddle place – clip from personal lesson
(8:22)
Kani Basami in opposition to opponent on one knee and one leg
(9:30)
Some primary issues we face when doing the Kani Basami
(6:30)
Hand help Kani Basami variation of the Kani Basami in opposition to an opponent one knee and one leg
(8:00)
Double overhook Kani Basami and avoiding being crushed from the backside whereas controlling each legs
(11:15)
Double overhook facet elevation Kani Basami in opposition to the sitback drawback
(11:09)
Doing a Kani Basami in opposition to a standing opponent with the Reverse X shin on shin and primary double leg breakdown
(7:07)
The function and use of single leg Kani Basami assaults
(13:42)
Utilizing a single leg to maneuver into the facet on backside 5050 to maneuver right into a bottom 5050
(10:03)
Publish seminar Query and Reply session part 1
(10:57)
Publish seminar Query and Reply session part 2
(8:10)
K guard seminar at Kowloon Jiu Jitsu in Hong Kong on 02/19/2023
Fundamental breakdown of the K guard
(5:51)
The function of every leg in the K guard
(6:01)
K guard in opposition to a standing opponent
(9:56)
The K guard operating escape and a dialogue on heel publicity mechanics in opposition to an upright opponent
(5:31)
K guard in opposition to a kneeling opponent
(9:42)
K guard outdoors reap over the hip right into a double heist 5050 sweep
(7:46)
Backside 5050 spin over and a lateral heel hook breaking mechanics
(15:00)Transitioning from a kneeling K guard right into a single leg Kani Basami
(3:37)
Publish seminar Query and Reply Day 2
(18:47)
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