Eddie Bravo: Rubber Guard to Omoplata
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The Ultimate Rubber Guard
By Eddie Bravo
The Ultimate Rubber Guard combines technical material with Eddie Bravo’s account of how rubber guard developed. Its first volume includes a rubber-guard-to-omoplata chapter; later volumes cover the guard’s evolution, full rubber guard, variations and bottom half guard.
The omoplata route is one part of a broader introduction to Bravo’s guard approach and terminology. That makes this course a closer fit for someone building a rubber-guard game than someone seeking a dedicated omoplata troubleshooting catalogue.
Is this for you?
- You want the omoplata connection as part of Eddie Bravo’s broader rubber-guard approach.
Also consider
Bernardo Faria: Omoplata Everyone — A dedicated omoplata course with separately listed standing, rolling and connected-hand responses; several entries use gi grips.
Coverage and limits
- A dedicated rubber-guard-to-omoplata chapter, plus full rubber guard and variations.
- Bottom half guard and discussion of rubber guard’s development and terminology.
Limits
- The public outline groups the omoplata route into one broad chapter without separately indexing defensive branches.
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The Ultimate Rubber Guard by Eddie Bravo — official listing; checked 2026-09-19. 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. 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.
Omoplata Everyone by Bernardo Faria — official listing; checked 2026-09-16. Verified title, instructor and four-volume outline, including fabric-grip entries, standing and rolling responses, and a positional scoring option.