Jeff Glover demonstrates a transition from the deep half guard to the closed circuit leg lock position. Pay close attention to the leg work involved in this transition.

Adam Benshea using his signature ankle lock to counter the basic guard recovery. **The trick here is to create a slight amount of space to encourage your training partner to take the bait and bring in the leg.

Jeff Glover explains the basic closed circuit leg lock system and discusses proper leg positions and ways to transition between them.

Jeff Glover explains the 50/50 position and the leg locks available.

The toe hold lock is an excellent lower body submission and your opponents defense can lead to positional reversals as well. Keep your elbow 90 degrees to your opponents leg and grab the lower toes to maximize the power of this submission.

Jeff Glover explains the game over position within the closed circuit leg lock system.

Jamelao uses a nice combination grip break movement to free his leg and also land the cross face pass. **Balance and positioning are crucial in this pass so make sure you remain in balance as you enter into this pass.

Jamelao uses a popular lapel entlegement so sweep his opponent.

Jamelao uses an excellent method to both break his opponents posture but also sit up and take a commanding sleeve pass grip.

Jamelao breaks down an excellent and under utilized leg lever sweep. ***This technique looks too good to be true, but if you master the timing it's excellent!

Jamelao uses a powerful and under utilized inside leg lever to sweep and set up the underhook back take.

Jamelao uses a leg lift to create the momentum needed to sit up quickly and take an inside underhook position.

Jamalao using a tricky knee lever sweep when opponent utilizes a leg weave position with their outside arm. **The bottom leg is the power leg in this sweep don't try and overdue it with the top leg.

Jamalao discusses proper posture and body position in the open guard. ** The wide stance and close pressure makes maneuvering the hips difficult for the bottom player.

Jamalao breaking down a unique knee slice option which cuts out at a much wider angle than most people are accustomed to defending.

Jamalao explains how to defend the leg scoop when using the standing guard break in this video. ** A key concept is how much you need to lean back to maintain the balance necessary to throw your hips forward.