Good nogi instructionals for tuning up basic skills?

[spiderguardman]

Ive just started grappling a bit again after a long break from a back injury.

The thing is that instead of going back to my old gym me and a friend have started to have nogi classes at a place we rent.



Atm its mostly our friends so its not super serious yet.

I have a been a purple belt for a few years and have a good understanding of jiu jitsu with and without the gi.

Before i got injured 3 years ago i was close to getting my brown belt but i could never put in the mat time cause i got hurt all the time.




My friend im doing this with is an ex mma fighter who has fought alot of pro fights and has a few fights in the ufc.

I think were gonna compliment each other well since we bring very different skillsets into this project.


Now i had my first class last week and felt good overall, but i noticed when i showed some of my basic stuff that ive lost alot of details from not training at all in over a year.

Also alot of my details comes from specifiv gi grips so i had to improvise some solutions when i got specific questions.



I am especially looking for a half guard series but all basic stuff is good.

Also i would prefer if the video is with an american since alot of details can get fuzzy with that brazilian accent :wink:

 

[Byrd]

I have Nogi Library by Rob Kahn and Matt Arroyo and I like it. There is a lot of information in that series that can help you sure up your basics.

 

[MikeOmo]

I think that Pablo Popovitch NoGi Exposed is my favorite nogi instructional when it comes to learning how to operate in and through the guard.

 

[spiderguardman]

Yeah ive seen some of pablos stuff on youtube.

He is the word basic, very solid foundation and no flashy stuff.

I used to do alot of rolling up on my shoulders stuff throwing up triangles from weird angles.

But now with my back i need to master a more boring game since i cant be bending my spine like i used to.

 

[FlexLuthor]

I think that Pablo Popovitch NoGi Exposed is my favorite nogi instructional when it comes to learning how to operate in and through the guard.

I haven't seen no gi exposed, but his passing dvd series is excellent.

 

[Poom]

I think that Pablo Popovitch NoGi Exposed is my favorite nogi instructional when it comes to learning how to operate in and through the guard.

Completely agree, watched it maybe 6 months into starting Bjj/no gi mma etc and still use passes and concepts from it now

 

[Marin Radovan]

Roy Dean's NO GI and Matt Serra's.

 

[Gambledub]

ceasar gracies no gi set is good

 

[Ishaq]

Robson Moura's super no gi, for side control and S mount stuff.

 

[spiderguardman]

Im watching pablos stuff and its a good start. For being such a powerhouse he sure has good subtle details.

I really notice how much nogi basics i lack when watching someone go through grips and leverage details without the gi.

 

[snowman22]

I have Nogi Library by Rob Kahn and Matt Arroyo and I like it. There is a lot of information in that series that can help you sure up your basics.

Does this instructional go over strategy or just submissions?

 

[DVD review guy]

MGinaction ! $25 for a month. I think he offers a free month? If not, I'll try to remember my promotion code.

Also, the Mendes Bros offer a "free" month. It's a gi site, yet your find good half guard no-gi stuff too.

Ryan Hall's Deep Half Guard covers half guard. It's a Gi set, yet you can apply it to no-gi. His disc #3 in that set is the single best DVD disc I've watched!

He's the game, back step from top, twist sweep from bottom. Done!

Websites,
http://www.bjjee.com/articles/5-essential-rules-killer-half-guard/
https://www.bjjheroes.com/techniques/half-guard
https://bjjfanatics.com/blogs/news/tagged/deep-half-guard
https://www.watchbjj.com/category/technique/north-south/

YouTube,


*YT has every current DVD sets. Just search & search ; - )

I'll update more as I recall.

Good Luck!

 

[JinKazama]

im going through saulo ribiero FreeStyle Revolution which is his No Gi set

pretty good stuff in there and hes always put out solid material