Do you feel helpless playing from the bottom in no-gi? As you probably noticed, unlike rolling in the gi, there are no collars, sleeves, or lapels to grab… and every time you grip your opponent’s wrist, they just slip out like an armbar soap after the first hit of moisture. What are you even meant to do? How do people play guard in nogi and what kind of dark magic is that?

Learning How To Play No-Gi Seated Guard… One Lesson At A Time.

Inside this course, professional no-gi athlete and instructor Nick Ronan teaches you how to build up to having an impassable guard by always keeping your opponent on the back foot, defending your off balances and leglock attacks. How can your opponent even think about passing your guard when they’re forced to constantly defend all the missiles you’re firing at them? The answer is simple… they can’t. (Did we just give away the first lesson?)