Rubber Guard Flow Chart

Recently began my immersion into the 10th Planet system . Im in an area where the closest affiliate is 7 hours away. Ive been training for about 6 years and have a purple belt under Pedro Sauer but have decided to chuck that in the corner and re-approach jiu jitsu with a fresh prospective. I have a great group of guys that train with me and have started this journey with me. We are currently working our way thru the A's and started learning the rubber guard. When I first started training the guard "flow chart" was arm bar, arm bar , triangle, omoplata. So far with the rubber guard weve gone mission control,zombie,new york, dead orchard. It feels like jiu claw is next? Would appreciate any input and forgive how silly or slow this may sound or if Ive just overlooked the obvious answer floating around here somewhere. Any input is appreciated.

https://www.gliffy.com/go/publish/4297117/

Greatly appreciated!

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Originally Posted by Chris Ludington

https://www.gliffy.com/go/publish/4297117/

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That chart is sick man! Did you make it? Great job if you did..

Hey Guys, Jonas and me, two Ronins from Düsseldrof, Germany have created a flowchart which is (to us) a bit more complete and also interactive, there are explanations if you hover over the techniques name and sometimes also a link tto YT or another source.
https://rubberguardflowchart.neocities.org/

http://www.10thplanetjj.com/threads/...uard+flowchart

Have fun and let me know what you think :)
@Chris Ludington: Maybe you could add the Flowchart to the sticky post "Techniques Guide" in the Forum, so everbody can find it faster :)

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Originally Posted by Anton Krischer

@Chris Ludington: Maybe you could add the Flowchart to the sticky post "Techniques Guide" in the Forum, so everbody can find it faster :)

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Done

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Originally Posted by Keith D

That chart is sick man! Did you make it? Great job if you did..

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I did not.

Thank you Chris, I'm honored :)
Maybe you can replace my name with "Jonas Schäfer" or at least add his name, i don't want to steal his credist for creating it :D

which path is higher percentage for those with short legs. I obviously know I'm not going to dead orchard so what is a better suggestion.

This is AMAZING! The world of Jiu Jitsu needs this. Thank you!

Thank you Jaime, Jonas and I appreciate it!

@khrys: I have long legs, so the Dead Orchard works out well for me. Maybe you could try all kind of creackhead positions, I feel relatively insecure with those controlls because I have the feeling that my partners have a large amount of space between my long and skinny ass legs and their bodys. Also a Gogo Clinch, flying or not, could be good for you because you can bring your legs easyier around their heads because your legs are short.

@Chris Ludington: Thank you, you are my hero in this Forum!!