Brian Glick

Brian Glick's ashi garami 101: the basic mechanics, control drills and entries for getting into straight ashi in no-gi.

Glick's strongest straight ankle lock from top ashi garami, with the breaking mechanics that actually finish.

Glick's IBJJF-legal ankle-lock system: what you can attack from ashi under gi rules and how to finish without a reap.

Brian Glick on the most basic move in BJJ: tapping correctly, and the wrong ways people do it.

How to shut down K-guard before they invert, with Julian Espinosa and Brian Glick.

Glick on getting more control in ashi garami off the first grip, so the opponent cannot pull the leg out.

Finishing the straight ankle lock when they defend: countering the common defences from ashi garami.

Giancarlo Bodoni's kipping-escape class, the New Wave version of driving the hips and knees to dump a mounted opponent.

Getting from closed guard to a front headlock: overhook, post, get your head above theirs and transfer the legs outside, then finish a high-elbow guillotine.

Brian Glick compares the knee-elbow escape with the kip escape from no-gi mount and when each is the right choice.

The knee lever sweep from half butterfly guard: when the passer wins the underhook and drives in, cut the heel back and lift the knee to tip them over.