Brian Glick – Simplify The System Sumi Gaeshi The Butterfly Sweep

Brian Glick – Simplify The System Sumi Gaeshi The Butterfly Sweep

Simplify 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!

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PART 1

• DEDICATION

WHY SUMI GAESHI

OUR FOCUS IN THIS VIDEO

HOW TO USE THIS VIDEO

HOW IT WORKS: MECHANICS OF SUMI GAESHI

• SHOULDER POSITION
• HEAD TO FLOOR
• ROLE OF THE LEGS IN SUMI

WHY DOES YOUR SUMI GAESHI FAIL

• DIRECTION
• POSTURE
• TRANSITION
• FOLLOW UP

3 ESSENTIAL SKILLS TO MAKE SUMI WORK

• ESSENTIAL SKILL #1: HOW (AND WHY) TO FORWARD LIFT
• ESSENTIAL SKILL #2: HOW (AND WHY) TO USE A DRIVE LEG
• ESSENTIAL SKILL #3: HOW (AND WHY) TO USE HIZA GURUMA AND DOUBLE DIRECTIONALITY

PART 2

SECTION 1: GRIPS AND DISTANCE

2 ON 1 WRIST

• SUMI/HIZA GURUMA
• ASHI ENTRY
• FORWARD SHIFT

ELBOW 2 ON 1

• SUMI/HIZA GURUMA
• ASHI ENTRY
• 2 ON 1 PASS BY

ARM DRAG

• ARM TRAP SUMI GAESHI
• SUMI/HIZA GURUMA
• ASHI
• OVERWRAP SUMI GAESHI

COLLAR TIE

• SUMI GAESHI
• HEAD AND ARM (ARM-IN GUILLOTINE)
• CHANCERY TURNOVER

INTEGRATING SKILLS

• INTRO TO HOW TO INTEGRATE SKILLS
• 2 ON 1 WRIST
• ELBOW 2 ON 1
• ARM DRAG
• COLLAR TIE

PART 3

SECTION 2: GRIPS AT CLOSE RANGE

• INTRO

OVER UNDER

• ESTABLISHING OVER UNDER GRIPS
• SUMI GAESHI
• HIZA GURUMA
• CLEARING THE ELBOW
• ASHI GARAMI

DOUBLE UNDERS

• ESTABLISHING DOUBLE UNDERHOOKS
• LOCKED HANDS VS. OPEN HANDS – PROS AND CONS
• SUMI GAESHI/HIZA GURUMA
• BODY LOCK REVERSAL

PART 4

DOUBLE OVERHOOKS: WORKING WITH THE BODY LOCK PASS

• EARLY DEFENSE
• MID STAGE DEFENSE
• LATE STAGE DEFENSE

OVERHOOK (THE WHIZZER)

• ACQUIRING THE OVERHOOK
• SUMI GAESHI
• FIGURE 4 GRIP AND HIZA GURUMA
• MULTI DIRECTIONAL SWEEPS
• ESSENTIAL UPPER BODY SUBMISSIONS
• HEISTING

PART 5

SECTION 3: SPECIAL CASES

YOKO SUMI GAESHI

• INTRO TO YOKO SUMI GAESHI
• SINGLE LEG ENTRY
• GUILLOTINE ENTRY
• OVERHOOK ENTRY

SPIRAL SUMI GAESHI

• GRIP AND BODY POSITION
• SPIRAL SUMI
• SPIRAL SUMI TO CROSS ASHI

SECTION 4: COMPLIMENTARY ATTACKS

PINCH HEADLOCK

• ENTRY TO PINCH HEADLOCK
• PRINCIPLE OF THE HIGH ELBOW
• MULTI DIRECTIONAL SWEEPING

SHOULDER CRUNCH

• FROM PINCH HEADLOCK TO SHOULDER CRUNCH
• IMPORTANCE OF HEAD POSITION
• MULTI DIRECTIONAL SWEEPING
• SHOULDER CRUNCH TO TRIANGLE

ASHI GARAMI

• DILEMMA: EXTENSION OR RETRACTION

PART 6

STUDY GUIDE

SECTION 1: GRIPS AT DISTANCE

2 ON 1 WRIST

• SUMI/HIZA GURUMA
• ASHI ENTRY
• FORWARD SHIFT

ELBOW 2 ON 1

• SUMI/HIZA GURUMA
• ASHI ENTRY
• 2 ON 1 PASS BY

ARM DRAG

• SUMI/HIZA GURUMA
• ASHI
• OVERWRAP SUMI GAESHI
• ARM TRAP SUMI GAESHI

COLLAR TIE

• SUMI GAESHI
• HEAD AND ARM (ARM-IN GUILLOTINE)
• CHANCERY TURNOVER

SECTION 2: GRIPS AT CLOSE RANGE

OVER UNDER

• ESTABLISHING OVER UNDER GRIPS
• SUMI GAESHI
• HIZA GURUMA
• CLEARING THE ELBOW
• ASHI GARAMI

DOUBLE UNDERS

• ESTABLISHING DOUBLE UNDERHOOKS
• SUMI GAESHI/HIZA GURUMA
• BODY LOCK REVERSAL

DOUBLE OVERHOOKS: WORKING WITH THE BODY LOCK PASS

• EARLY DEFENSE
• MID STAGE DEFENSE
• LATE STAGE DEFENSE

OVERHOOK (THE WHIZZER)

• ACQUIRING THE OVERHOOK
• SUMI GAESHI
• FIGURE 4 GRIP AND HIZA GURUMA
• MULTI DIRECTIONAL SWEEPS
• TE GATAME
• HEISTING

SECTION 3: SPECIAL CASES

• YOKO SUMI GAESHI
• SINGLE LEG ENTRY
• GUILLOTINE ENTRY
• OVERHOOK ENTRY

SPIRAL SUMI GAESHI

• SPIRAL SUMI
• SPIRAL SUMI TO CROSS ASHI

SECTION 4: COMPLIMENTARY ATTACKS

PINCH HEADLOCK

• ENTRY TO PINCH HEADLOCK
• PRINCIPLE OF THE HIGH ELBOW
• MULTI DIRECTIONAL SWEEPING

SHOULDER CRUNCH

• FROM PINCH HEADLOCK TO SHOULDER CRUNCH
• MULTI DIRECTIONAL SWEEPING
• SHOULDER CRUNCH TO TRIANGLE

ASHI GARAMI

• DILEMMA: EXTENSION OR RETRACTION