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Brazilian Jiu Jitsu: Positional and Technical Guide/Guards
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A Guard is any type of control which the person on bottom has the legs are in between you and your opponent and you have offensive possibilities over them (that does not include conceptual guards)offensive concepts from bottom pins or neutral positions, e.g Keenan Cornelius 'pancake guard'; That being sweeps for getting top position or submissions options.
thumb|350x350px|Closed guard being used in the gi
The guards here will be listed by types: closed guards, half guards, open guards, outside positioning guards, inside positioning guards, leg entanglements, and guards specific for the gi like collar-sleeve and spider. Note that Gi variations of guards will be included in respective sections of the guard itself (De la riva with the gi will be inside its section)
Guards By Category
Closed guards category
Half guards category
Open guards category
Outside Positioning guards category
Inside Positioning guards category
Gi only guards category
Contents
Closed guards
Closed guard
Rubber guard
Half guards
Half guard (chest-to-chest, knee shields)
Butterfly half guard
Supine and Seated - Open guards
Supine Open Guard
Seated Open Guardthere should be a page(s) about double guard pull too
Outside Positioning guards
De La Riva (DLR)
K-guard
Inside Positioning guards
Butterfly guard
Reverse De La Riva (RDLR)
Leg entanglements
Irimi Ashi Garami / Single Leg X
Gi only guards
Collar Sleeve
Spider guard
Lasso guard
Extra and Conceptual guards
Turtle guard
Octopus guard
Pancake "guard"
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