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Indrek Reiland is the instructor of Aliveness Gym Estonia (Straight Blast Gym) and an e-buddy of mine. Just to try his hand at it and see what it was like to create an instructional, he produced one called Functional Half Guard. Despite the guerilla filming, I have to admit that it is one of my favorite half guard instructionals.
I've seen ones by Gordo, Gustavo Machado, Saulo, Bob Bass, Ze Mario and others. While those are all good, Indrek's was the first I'd seen break down the half guard into truly basic basics like hip, head and hand position, posture, defending the cross face, defending the underhook. The overall quality is surprisingly good considering the it was filmed on a digicam in the corner of a karate club with one training partner as his dummy. What I felt really made the video worth watching was the quality of the material. Most of it is simple, solid and safe, making it some of the most useful techniques and positions for half guard. The paw and double paw are staples of my half guard now, and the safety position is invaluable when passing. Watch those if nothing else. I also found it interesting how he approached it like he was teaching the viewer how to better coach their own students, and the use of the I-Method and Isolation stage drilling to focus on specific skills or add them to the game. I asked Indrek for permission to put his video online, and he was happy to share all it for free. So I present: » Functional Half Guard by Indrek Reiland (Aliveness Gym Estonia) [01:26:59] Contents Introduction |
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Ttt..........
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Aesopian, we don't see you around here much . . . or at all???
Thanks for the info
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I used some of the stuff from the video in class today. Good stuff. You should definitely consider doing more videos. With a little better editing to cut between scenes and a better taping environment that has less echo you'd have something going.
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Your search - Indrek Reiland - did not match any documents.
Suggestions: Make sure all words are spelled correctly. Try different keywords. Try more general keywords. Try fewer keywords. Your search - jorgen matsi - did not match any documents. what are these guys BJJ backgrounds? anyone know. Some of the stuff looks good, technique is good |
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I watched this tutorial this last weekend and was quite sastified. Although obviously not high budget
the quality of instruction is very good and the techniques are sound.... I am impressed. If there are any other instructionals from Aliveness out there I definitely would like to watch them.Jordan |
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Try sending them an email here
Indrek Reiland 56643122 Jorgen Matsi 55631192 e-mail: info@elustreening.ee Calling them probably isn't an option. ![]()
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Ttt ...................................
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TTT - - -- need to save this for later
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