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Guard
The guard (in Judo sometimes referred to colloquially as do-osae or "trunk hold"; in Catch Wrestling...
Closed guard
The closed guard is the typical guard position. The legs are hooked behind the back of the opponent,...
Open guard
The open guard is typically used to perform various joint locks and chokeholds. The legs can be used...
Butterfly guard
The butterfly guard involves both of the legs being hooked with the ankles in between the opponents ...
Spider guard
The spider guard comprises a number of positions all of which involve controlling the opponents arms...
X-guard
The x-guard is an open guard where one of the combatants is standing up and the other is on his back...
De la Riva guard
The De la Riva guard (also called the De la Riva hook and jello guard) is an open guard that was pop...
Turtle guard
The turtle is primarily a defensive position and unlike most is not based on the use of the legs for...
Rubber guard
This is a position that keeps the opponent down in your guard. Popularized by Eddie Bravo, also the ...
Half guard
Half guard or alternatively half mount is a ground grappling position where one combatant is lying o...
Side control
Side control (often also called side mount or sometimes cross mount) is a dominant ground grappling ...
Kata-gatame
The kata-gatame ( "shoulder hold") is a pinning hold where the opponent is held around the head, wit...
Kesa-gatame
Kesa-gatame or scarf hold is a pinning hold that is performed from side control by turning slightly ...
Knee-on-stomach
Knee-on-stomach (alternative names or slight variations include knee-on-belly, knee-on-chest, knee-r...
North-south
The north-south position (also known as north/south or four quarter) is a ground grappling position ...
Mount
The mount or mounted position is a dominant ground grappling position position, where one combatant ...
Back mount
Back mount or rear mount is a dominant ground grappling position where one combatant is behind the o...

rubber guard › grappling and jiu-jitsu › jiu-jitsu and grappling techniques and training videos

Eddie Bravo Rubber Guard Basics Image 1
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Eddie Bravo Rubber Guard Basics
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Description: As title says!

The Basics of the Rubber Guard: Zombie, New York, Chill Dog, Jiu Claw (omoplata) Image 1
The Basics of the Rubber Guard: Zombie, New York, Chill Dog, Jiu Claw (omoplata) Image 2

The Basics of the Rubber Guard: Zombie, New York, Chill Dog, Jiu Claw (omoplata)
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Description: This video explains the names behind the rubber guard (why they are called what they are) and a step by step method behind the BASIC rubber guard set up. There are MANY variations and attack positions but I only cover the basics here: mission control, zombie,new york, chill dog, kung fu move into jiu claw. There are more advanced attacks and sweeps from anyone of those positions like: invisible co...

Eddie Bravo - The Truth About The Rubber Guard Image 1
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Eddie Bravo - The Truth About The Rubber Guard
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Description: A short film giving insight into the state of the rubber guard and the man who made it what it is today...Eddie Bravo.

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Eddie Bravo - Working The Rubber Guard
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Description: I had the privilege of filming Eddie Bravo working his Rubber Guard technique. I even caught him using "The Twister"!!

MMA Girls Eddie Bravo rubber guard triangle choke Image 1
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MMA Girls Eddie Bravo rubber guard triangle choke
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Description: Thanks to Eddie Bravo for sending this triangle choke from rubber guard. Check Eddie out at thetwister.tv. Check MMA Girls out at mmagirls

Eddie Bravo and Ivan Salaverry on: Rubber Guard Theory Image 1
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Eddie Bravo and Ivan Salaverry on: Rubber Guard Theory
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Description: Eddie and Ivan talk about the use of the rubber guard in mma and jiu jitsu

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Advanced Rubber Guard:
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Description: This set up for the double bagger works off crack head control first. Sean Bollinger has another variation where he zombies first. It doesn't matter. The DB keeps the person locked in tight!

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Advanced Rubber Guard: Puppet Master
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Description: While working Jerome Basilio's Rubix Cube from the Pyramid we came up with a new position and a bunch of new submissions off of it. Tell me what you think. 8th Street Gym, Grand Junction, Colorado. Jeff Barney, Felipe Soto, filmed by Jorge "El Original" Carrasco.

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Smashing the Rubber Guard?
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Description: This is my opinion on a video that some of us saw on the net recently. I should note, before you get your panties in an uproar, that this isn't an attack on the instructor or his overall skill. It was just some points which we saw that were incorrect in the application of the rubber guard. I am sure with some tweaks, the application could get better.

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - Rubber Guard - Submission - The Ultimate Fighter 8 Coach Frank Mir with Eddie Bravo - Mix Martial Arts MMA Image 1
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Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - Rubber Guard - Submission - The Ultimate Fighter 8 Coach Frank Mir with Eddie Bravo - Mix Martial Arts MMA
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Description: EDDIE BRAVO @ STRIKING UNLIMITED GYM COLLABORATING WITH FRANK MIR 7220 W. LAKE MEAD BLVD, LAS VEGAS, NV (702) 405-9907 The Ultimate Fighter 8 Coach Ken Hahn & Frank Mir Visit... WWW.STRIKINGUNLIMITED.COM Muay Thai Cardio Kickboxing Boxing Wrestling Brizilian Jiu Jitsu Mix Martial Arts MMA Sparring Conditioning And More Kids and adults


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