“Everything Comes From the KNEE PINCH” - Full Rubber Guard Class at 10th Planet HQ with Ben Eddy 

Rex Pena yes the dtla soundtrack 😁👌

I guess Im randomly asking but does someone know a way to log back into an instagram account?? I stupidly lost the account password. I appreciate any help you can give me!

@Jax Makai instablaster :)

@Isaac Lian i really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and Im in the hacking process atm. Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.

@Isaac Lian It worked and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thanks so much you really help me out !

QuakePhil LA for you brother 😁

weak, Phil

Anony Mouse like in yoga, this is an advanced “pose” a position which yes, only with advanced mobility and strength can one make it to.

I understand both sides. Rubber Guard is pretty niche and it can be fundamental too. Niche in the sense that you completely don’t need it. Fundamental in the sense that it can be your full guard game, and full guard can and could be a fundamental part of your bjj. Even full guard though doesn’t have to be much or at all apart of anyone’s bjj game. So it is always niche. But for me, I have found more success with full guard than the back for example or mount. I can have a systematic approach that works with the kind of energy I want to bring towards executing the movements. - I would say just have rubber guard in the back of your mind, as an end point. Feel out all the middle. Because the middle can be everywhere and anywhere. You could be on the back and then end up in full guard. So play positionially and with a good fundamental game as that continues to improve for you, and just feel how within that game, full guard is offered. When it is, take it, and app,y your rubber guard, get the reps in. Rubber guard should be offered anyway and not forced. It’s not the number one go to to, it’s the very strong second option. But what I mean by that is let’s say for example I am trying to pass guard and they sweep me, I see an opportunity for an overhook and shoot to rubber guard. I mean in this sense. As in, fight for some other move, some other end, then on all fails, take the fails to full guard / rubber. As it’s right in the middle and is usually there on the fail. On your opponent’s reaction to stop either your lower or upper body attack, 5ey give up the middle.

Rubber guard is evolution to the guard. Much like bjj as whole is a evolution of judo based off techniques developed because of stature and physical attributes. Everyone that has made great contributions to this collective art we share. Has typically had a physical impingement that forced them to developed ideas and strategies typically thought of as fringe or outside the box. Its up to you build your personal style with the tools and techniques you drill and perfect. Don't limit yourself by being concerned with the opinions of others.

Have both hips replaced and doing rubber guard no problem.

Just look at eddie bravo

true, it's been a year so i hope you have worked things out. when i stumbled across the rubber guard system, i thought this was perfect for me exactly cause i match eddy's body type. I am 1.72-3m and 70kg which is pretty close to his 1.75m and 75kg.

Mushrooms. Helps put you in pure presence and ecstatic feeling / balance. If you can handle it.. also just a different perspective, not meant for long term. Just like meditation, everything is done to learn from and bring back to static sober state. 👌❤️

@@BenEddy Thank you for the reply, big fan appreciate everything you do man. Had the opportunity to roll last trip but was too nervous, didnt want to accidently hurt my partner or anything and wanted some outside opinion :)

weak, Phil

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