The Lapel Guard Formula Used By A Huge Masters Competitor that He Uses To Trap & Devour 300 Lb Beasts

Use Your Opponent's Gi As An Unfair Weapon That He Can't Defend
The lapel guard is a way to maximize your leverage and maximize your results against bigger, stronger, younger grapplers
Alex is a thorough and detail oriented coach, teaching out of Colorado’s Easton BJJ
With a systematic approach to locking down opponents and working for the finish, you can have a new total gameplan around the guard

The Lapel Guard Formula Used By A Huge Masters Competitor that He Uses To Trap & Devour 300 Lb Beasts

Use Your Opponent's Gi As An Unfair Weapon That He Can't Defend

What Will You Learn?

Unlock a new level of control and wrap your next opponent up in lapels, with this new guard instructional series from Alex Huddleston. Attack in new and creative ways by using the gi to the highest levels, sweeping and submitting while your opponent has no idea what you’re doing. Take modern positions like squid guard and learn what makes them work and how anyone can use lapel guards for their best jiu-jitsu, with the help of Easton BJJ coach “The Shaved Gorilla” Alex Huddleston.

Alex has an entire system for playing closed guard that is built around his special version of the squid guard. The lapels act like a safety net, letting him work without having to worry about his opponent’s best attacks. Now you can use Alex’s secrets of the gi to work for sweeps and submissions without ever needing to break your own grip, with Alex’s 4-volume Lapel Guard Blueprint.

The lapel guard is a way to maximize your leverage and maximize your results against bigger, stronger, younger grapplers. You can slow the fight down and use the techniques Alex shows here to attack with dynamic moves. With flower sweeps, triangle chokes, ezekiels, armbars and more at the tip of your fingers, you have tons of strong moves to use while your opponent is wrapped up like a mummy. Alex’s full blueprint for how to connect these moves into powerful combinations is now available for anyone to learn and use.

Alex is a thorough and detail oriented coach, teaching out of Colorado’s Easton BJJ. “The Shaved Gorilla” is a BJJ black belt and former MMA fighter, competing in Bellator’s heavyweight division (with a 2-1 record). Alex is a big man who moves with the technique and fluidity of a much smaller guy, and because of that he is never relying on his size. This unique blend of technique and size has given him a unique style in BJJ that he is now sharing across 4 volumes.

Find a new level of jiu jitsu control with coach Alex Huddleston’s Lapel Guard Blueprint. With a systematic approach to locking down opponents and working for the finish, you can have a new total gameplan around the guard. Grab the next lapel you see and get to work, with coach Huddleston’s new series around how to tie your next training partner in knots.

So What’s On This Series

Volume 1

Intro
"Shaved Gorilla" Lapel Guard Pull
Closed Guard Sling Armbar
Closed Guard to Squid Secondary Entry
Americana/Wrist Lock From Sling Armbar
Americana to Lapel Ezekiel
Lapel Ezekiel to Pendulum Sweep
Modified Squid Guard From Sling Armbar Entry

Volume 2

Closed Guard Squid Flower Sweep
Closed Guard Squid Flower Sweep Armbar Variation
Squid Spider Guard Triangle
Nearside Sleeve Control to Empty Flower Triangle
Closed Guard Squid Triangle
Near Side Omoplata
Log Roll Sweep From Omoplata

Volume 3

Squid Near Side Grip to Kneebar
Closed Guard Squid Kneebar
Far Sleeve Control From Standing Squid Guard
Near Sleeve Control Lapel-oplata to Matrix Backtake
Squid Double Ankle Sweep

Volume 4

Double Ankle Sweep Counter
Ghost Back Take
Squid to Reverse X
Squid to Empty Saddle Sweep

So What Does It All cost?

Well, that depends, what is it worth to learn how to use lapels to tie people up in knots?

We could have easily charged $150

But we're not going to do that

Instead, cut that price by over 50%

That's right, its your turn to learn the defense that wins championships

$77

Alex Huddleston

The Lapel Guard Blue Print by Alex Huddleston