Rubber Guard and Triangle Attacks
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The Ultimate Rubber Guard
By Eddie Bravo
The Ultimate Rubber Guard combines Eddie Bravo’s explanation of rubber guard with its development and terminology. Full rubber guard, variations, bottom half guard and an omoplata route make up the advertised technical coverage.
For someone interested in triangles, the distinction matters: this is a broad rubber-guard course. Dedicated triangle options are linked below.
Is this for you?
- You want Eddie Bravo’s broader rubber-guard approach, including its terminology and omoplata connection.
Also consider
Ryan Hall: The Modern Triangle — A triangle-focused curriculum covering control, finishing, specific defenses and arm attacks.
Eddie Bravo: Rubber Guard to Omoplata — A closer look at the omoplata route explicitly included in the same Eddie Bravo course.
Coverage and limits
- Full rubber guard, guard variations and bottom half guard across four volumes.
- A rubber-guard-to-omoplata chapter, alongside the history and development of the guard.
Limits
- The published syllabus does not identify a rubber-guard-to-triangle lesson or establish a particular triangle-entry sequence.
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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.
The Modern Triangle by Ryan Hall — official listing; checked 2026-09-16. Verified the published curriculum: triangle process, finishing, defensive components, arm attacks and scoring options. Lesson names and durations are listed; paid lesson content was not inspected.