The game of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is all about constantly improving yourself. You should always be on the hunt to make better, faster, more efficient progress… So that you’re always one step ahead of your training partners and opponents. However, sometimes that’s not easy to do, especially if you’ve been training for quite a while and hit a plateau.
For example, figuring out how to improve your Butterfly Guard – especially if you want to make it as good as Marcelo Garcia’s – can be an extremely difficult task. So many details have to come together, in order to make it work!
Guard recovery is never an easy task, especially if your opponent knows what they’re doing and if they’ve already passed your legs… And even more so if they have a body lock established.
However, there is a guard recovery variation that’s so simple and works so surprisingly well that you’re going to be left wondering: “Why in the world haven’t I been shown this before?”
Marcelo Garcia demonstrates this variation on the video below:
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- Get a total masterclass in the most successful butterfly guard of all time, as Marcelo Garcia teaches how to attack and defend from his favorite guard position.
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