Shoulder Guard that I use

[RJ Encizo]

Shoulder Guard : http://youtu.be/NxDB4wSXfz8

Really good to use against big guys and strong wrestlers. I play this bc i weigh 195,and guys i face are generally very thick and strong. It's a mix of dean lister,shawn Williams, and Eddie bravo guard styles. Staying at a perpendicular angle,and laying all the way down on your shoulder are key. Enjoy or don't. Either way,it works extremely well against guys that are difficult to rubber guard

[David Rosado]

it's private.

[Sean Marshall]

Well now I want to see it even more since it is private

[RJ Encizo]

Fixed

[Sean Gamble]

I havent watched this properly, because i'm watching the ufc. But this looks interesting thanks! I love playing this style of guard

[David Rosado]

Interesting. Reminds me a bit of Ben Saunders' "killer b control."

[Sean Gamble]

This is good stuff! The neck crank as retention is something I haven't seen before. The set ups were beyond excellent! I haven't seen many of them before. Do you mind if I share this on a thread I have and eventually chop it up into gifs? It will be referenced. Here is the thread if you are interested...

http://forums.sherdog.com/forums/f12...g-post-2650585

[Drew Ash]

You need to talk to Derek Stewart as he has some good stuff from here!

[Kurzy]

Dude at first glance I really like this series. Thanks for sharing. If there are holes in it that my inexperienced eyes are not catching, I am sure the higher belts here will point them out, but I really really like the look of this.
From a failed "almost-anything" rubber guard, you can back off into this "close side meat hook" grip. Failed mission control, failed flying Kung fu, failed meat hook, etc.
You have a pro account, so you must see the similarities between this and the gogo-clinch.
I like it. I want to try this out and see how it fits in my game. Thanks again!

[Kurzy]

Gamble I sent you a friend request on sherdog.