Bernardo Faria: Omoplata Everyone
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Omoplata Everyone
By Bernardo Faria
Bernardo Faria’s Omoplata Everyone addresses both finding the attack and keeping it useful against resistance. Its four volumes include sleeve and belt entries, responses to standing or rolling opponents, and problems such as connected hands or a knee under the hip.
The course also covers recovering the omoplata after passing attempts and giving up the submission to score. It is a focused option for gi players whose omoplata game stalls after the entry.
Is this for you?
- You reach omoplatas in the gi but struggle when opponents stand, roll or connect their hands.
Also consider
Eddie Bravo: Rubber Guard to Omoplata — Eddie Bravo’s broader rubber-guard course includes a specifically named omoplata route.
Coverage and limits
- Entries from closed guard, butterfly, half guard, lasso and top positions.
- Standing and rolling defenses, recovery after passing attempts, alternative submissions and a positional scoring option.
Limits
- Sleeve, belt and lapel controls feature in the syllabus; this is not a dedicated no-gi omoplata course.
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Omoplata Everyone by Bernardo Faria — official listing; checked 2026-09-19. Verified title, instructor and four-volume outline, including fabric-grip entries, standing and rolling responses, and a positional scoring option. On 2026-09-19 UTC, verified the introductory player in the product banner and the course cover image. Muted inline autoplay was verified on https://bjjgraph.org by observing advancing video time. The introduction content was not reviewed.
The Ultimate Rubber Guard by Eddie Bravo — official listing; checked 2026-09-16. Verified title, instructor and four-volume syllabus. It explicitly names a rubber-guard-to-omoplata lesson, broader rubber-guard development, bottom half guard and variations; it gives no triangle-specific chapter label.