Eoghan O’Flanagan: Shin-to-Shin and Seated Engagement
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Shin to Shin
By Eoghan O'Flanagan
Shin to Shin spends substantial time on the engagement before the leg connection: posture, foot tracking, hand fighting and heisting. Eoghan O’Flanagan then covers entries against square and bladed stances, followed by responses to pummeling, guillotines and backsteps. The course suits a player whose difficulty starts before a secure leg entry.
Is this for you?
- Posts, hand fighting or stance changes prevent you from reaching shin-to-shin.
Also consider
Dante Leon: Wrestling Up From Guard — Choose Leon for coming-up attacks organized around X guard, De La Riva, reverse De La Riva and butterfly.
Coverage and limits
- Posture, foot tracking, hand fighting, heisting and ankle picks.
- Shin-to-shin entries against different stances and responses to pummeling and backsteps.
Limits
- The detailed outline centers on engagement, entries and counters rather than a dedicated series of leg-lock finishes.
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Shin to Shin by Eoghan O'Flanagan — official listing; checked 2026-09-19. Verified posture/hand fighting, heisting, stance-specific entries and pummel/backstep response labels. Scope follows the chapter list. Listing and official sample iframe inspected; player content not reviewed. 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.
Wrestling Up From Guard by Dante Leon — official listing; checked 2026-09-16. Verified distance-management lesson and three volumes covering X/De La Riva, reverse De La Riva and butterfly starts. Listing inspected; course video content not reviewed.