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11 days ago

Counter Sprawl From K Guard by @jon_calestine

Jon hit a similar entry at the ADCC trials, from more of a north south position.

When the opponent sprawls to defend against the K-Guard, it exposes their other leg, providing an opportunity to attack.

Learn entries and more attacks in the full course “The K-Guard Kodex”, available now on Digitsu. #bjj by @jeppuda

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2 years ago

K Guard To Backside 50/50 Heel Hook by @jon_calestine

When the opponent tries to push the feet down, the transition is initiated by throwing one foot over while aiming the other foot across the opponent’s hip to help cut the angle and weave through.

To prevent the opponent from pulling their leg out during the transition, grip their ankle and push it against the shoulder, creating a sticky connection. Lock up in a full figure four, maintaining tension against the opponent’s leg.

It’s crucial to avoid staying flat on the back during the finish, as this makes it easier for the opponent to backstep and hide their heel. Instead, force the backside position by bringing the elbow in and applying the appropriate grip to secure the submission.

Learn entries and more attacks in the full course “The K-Guard Kodex”, available now on Digitsu. Link in bio

#bjj #grappling taken in Renzo Gracie Fight Academy by @jeppuda

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2 years ago

K Guard Cross Knee Pull Entry by @jon_calestine

Initiating a cross knee pull should be done with caution to avoid exposing oneself to underhooks, knee cuts, arm drags, front headlocks, or Kimura attempts.

The key is to win the hand fight first and wait for the opponent to pull away, which serves as the cue to engage the cross knee pull.

Learn entries and more attacks in the full course “The K-Guard Kodex”, available now on Digitsu. Link in bio

#bjj #grappling #bjjtechnique by @jeppuda

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2 years ago

Protect @jon_calestine at all costs. by @jeppuda

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2 years ago

K Guard Baseball Grip Entry by @jon_calestine

When the opponent attempts to push or clear a collar tie, establish the baseball bat grip, ensuring the inside hand is first if possible.

Reinforce the grip by crossing the thumbs and resting the fingers over each other.

Avoid pulling straight back into K guard; instead, pull at an angle as the opponent pulls their elbow to their body.

Allow the opponent’s motion to assist in pulling you into the guard, ensuring you fall at an angle closer to them.

Once in position, establish a strong K guard with the elbow inside the knee and an active hook, putting you in position to immediately attack from there.

Learn more including finishes and more entries in the full course “The K-Guard Kodex”, available now on Digitsu. Link in bio.

#bjj taken in Renzo Gracie Academy NYC by @jeppuda

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2 years ago

🔥NEW RELEASE🔥 “The K-Guard Kodex” by @jon_calestine

In this course, Jon reveals how dynamic leg lock entries utilizing the K Guard position can give you a crucial advantage.

The “K-Guard Kodex” is not just an instructional; it’s a blueprint for evolving your game and staying ahead of the competition.

The course includes a variety of techniques and drills covering:

✅ K-Guard Position
✅ Handfighting
✅ Seated K-Guard Entries
✅ Guard Retention K-Guard Entries
✅ North-South K-guard Entries
✅ Reverse De La Riva K-Guard Entries
✅ Closed Guard K-Guard Entries
✅ X-Guard K-Guard Attacks
✅ Outside Ashi K-guard Attacks
✅ 50/50 K-Guard Attacks
✅ K-Guard Defense and Counters
✅ Troubleshooting Common K-Guard Problems

Each segment is designed to give you a comprehensive understanding of the K-Guard position and its applications, with detailed explanation to enhance your learning experience.

**Bonus Rolling Commentary** Includes Jon giving commentary on his own rolls so that you can see the techniques being utilitized in a live setting.

Link in Bio. taken in Renzo Gracie Academy NYC by @jeppuda

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2 years ago

Recovery From Leg Drag by @jon_calestine

When your opponent goes for the leg drag, you need to be prepared. Create a frame at their bicep to prevent them from trapping your knee allowing you to make space to recover.

Learn more on Jon’s full course, “Lord of the Guards: Guard Retention” available now on Digitsu! Link in bio

#bjj taken in Kings Combat Williamsburg by @jeppuda

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3 years ago

*New Content* 30+ minutes of rolling commentary has been added to @jon_calestine’s Lord of the Guards: Guard Retention course now available on Digitsu!

In this sequence, Jon explains how to retain guard using side guard.

When your opponent is passing on the outside. To maintain the position and recover, stay on your side towards your opponent connecting your knee and elbow on the near side. Frame your own hip on the far side to prevent your hips from being turned away. If they can turn your hips away, they can start to separate your knee and elbow on the near side and finish the pass.

#bjj #grappling #brazilianjiujitsu by @jeppuda

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3 years ago

This past weekend we had the pleasure of filming a new course on the K Guard with @jon_calestine.

We are super excited about this course. It takes off where Jon’s “Lord of the Guards” guard retention course left off. Offering counter attack sequences from guard retention positions.

It will also go over all aspects of the k guard position, including entries, attack sequences, k guard defenses, and include rolling commentary.

Look out for its release in the coming months!

Thank you so much @renzograciebrooklyn and @jeppuda for being the best uke 👊 taken in Renzo Gracie Fight Academy by @jeppuda

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3 years ago

@jon_calestine’s Hips Don’t Lie (feat. @shakira)

Use a twisting kipping motion with hips that don’t lie to make space to connect knee/elbow and escape side control.

Learn the technique from Jon’s full course, Lord of the Guard: Guard Retention course available now on Digitsu!

#bjj #brazilianjiujitsu #bjjmemes by @jeppuda

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3 years ago

💪 Use a kipping hip switch to connect knee/elbow and escape side control by @jon_calestine

Learn more ways to retain guard on his “Lord of the Guards: Guard Retention” course available now on digitsu! Link in bio.
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#bjj #brazilianjiujitsu #jiujitsu #bjjlife #greenpill taken in Kings Combat Williamsburg by @jeppuda

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