Master the cross sleeve guard with decorated Alliance competitor and Fabio Gurgel black belt, Thomas Lisboa.

• Anyone can use the cross sleeve guard to create new opportunities to attack and become a more dangerous open guard player
• Discover multiple options to sweep, take the back, transition, and much more in this unique series with a multiple time IBJJF gold medalist guiding you every step of the way
• Learn the secrets to countering BJJ’s toughest and most common guard passes with simple cross sleeve concepts

Master the cross sleeve guard with decorated Alliance competitor and Fabio Gurgel black belt, Thomas Lisboa

Anyone can use the cross sleeve guard to create new opportunities to attack and become a more dangerous open guard player

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What Will You Learn?

In the Cross Sleeve Grip Guard: Beyond the Basics, acclaimed Alliance competitor and multiple time IBJJF gold medalist, Thomas Lisboa will provide you with the tools you need to quickly add the cross sleeve system into your guard game. This will provide you with a NEW AND DANGEROUS SET OF OPTIONS That will confuse, surprise, and create opportunities for you to reverse, transition, counter, and dominate the guard exchange!

When it comes to the guard, options are key, and with the cross sleeve guard, you'll ACQUIRE A NEW SET OF SKILLS that will frustrate even the most ferocious guard passers, using the ideas of misdirection and razor-sharp technique to funnel the guard passer into your new favorite transitions, counters, and reversals!

In part-1 you’ll begin with the CRITICAL CONCEPTS OF THE CROSS SLEEVE GUARD and then immediately delve into a vast network of sweeps and back takes that will blow your mind. You'll be surprised at the ease of use and the simplistic nature of the cross sleeve grip guard in the opening moments of the series. As you make your way into parts 2 and 3, you'll begin to see how the cross sleeve grip guard stacks up against a variety of other common guard passing efforts so that you can DISMANTLE GUARD PASSERS with technique in the face of some of the toughest passing attempts!

Lisboa is a BJJ mastermind and his instruction in this series is easy to follow and just plain illuminating. You'll be asking yourself why you didn't explore the cross sleeve grip guard sooner, as you learn new and effective ways to frustrate any guard passer you encounter. Don't miss your chance to beef up your guard game with this incredibly well-constructed system of attacking from the bottom!

Z-Guard Cross Sleeve Back Take

So, What Exactly Do You Get?

Part 1:

• Cross-Sleeve Concepts Part 1 
• Cross-Sleeve Concepts Part 2
• Butterfly Cross-Sleeve Sweep 
• Butterfly Cross-Sleeve Back Take
• Butterfly Cross-Sleeve Sweep Trapping Both Arms 
• Butterfly Cross-Sleeve Sweep Vs When The Arm Is Posted Faraway 
• Butterfly Cross-Sleeve Over Shoulder Sweep
• Butterfly Cross-Sleeve Attack Vs Frame Defense - Variation I 
• Butterfly Cross-Sleeve Attack Vs Frame Defense - Variation II
• Butterfly Cross-Sleeve Attack Vs Frame Defense - Variation III 

Part 2:

• Z Guard Cross-Sleeve Back Take I 
• Z Guard Cross-Sleeve Back Take II 
• Z Guard Cross-Sleeve Back Take III 
• Z Guard Cross-Sleeve Back Take IV 
• Z Guard Cross-Sleeve Butterfly Sweep 
• Z Guard Cross-Sleeve Bridge Sweep 
• Z Guard Cross-Sleeve Bridge Sweep Variation 
• Z Guard Cross-Sleeve Back Roll Sweep 
• Z Guard Cross-Sleeve Vs Triangle Choke 
• Cross-Sleeve Back Roll Vs Switch Base Half Guard Sweep 

Part 3:

• Butterfly Cross-Sleeve Sweep Vs Headquarters Position 
• X Guard Sweep Vs Headquarters Position
• Single Leg X Sweep Vs Headquarters Position
• Butterfly Cross-Sleeve Sweep Vs Folder Pass Defense 
• Reverse De La Riva Vs Cross-Sleeve Grip + De La X Sweep
• Reverse De La Riva Vs Cross-Sleeve Grip + De La X Sweep Variation 
• Cross-Sleeve Sweep Vs Knee Cut Pass Defense
• Cross-Sleeve Sweep Vs Knee Cut Pass Defense Variation
• Closed Guard Cross-Sleeve Back Take
• Closed Guard Cross-Sleeve Flower Sweep 
• Conclusion 

Cross Sleeve Sweep Vs Knee Cut Pass Defense

So, What Does It All Cost?

$67