Under Pressure: Retention, Recovery and Attacking From Guard by Brian Glick
123 reviews · 4.96 / 5
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Under Pressure: Half Butterfly Mastery by Brian Glick has 127 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.98 out of 5. 98% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from June 30, 2023 to July 29, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
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This is a well organized, well presented instructional. Straight to the point No extraneous material Overall a great "seminar" on the Half Butterfly Guard."
Brian is an amazing teacher and really goes over the finer points. A must for half butterfly players
Good content
what first started as a contingency for butterfly guard became a great addition to my offensive game. clear and to the point, easy recommandation
Even though a studen of Danaher he teaches differently. Gives you a in depth instructional at a fraction of the time. All are worth it in my humble opinion.
Worth the purchase!
outstanding! Brian Glick is a fantastic instructor.
Brian Glick goes into great detail about his half butterfly system. He breaks down the techniques so anyone come understand them. I really enjoy his pace for instruction it is my favorite. I recommend this to anyone
Excellent, clear instruction. Love the detail - would recommend.
Great instructional!!!
Love Brian's material, covers only what is needed and does so in a way that's easily accessible.
Very clear and the techniques were executed in practice the next day no problem. Very happy with the techniques.
Exactly what you need in your game even if you don't think you do! Don't think about it, just buy it!
Another amazing instructional by Brian Glick! I play a lot of half guard & half butterfly and have many instructionals of the topic, but I learned a lot of new details in this one. This is also a pretty comprehensive system and Brian Glick is an excellent teacher. Can't recommend this enough!
Very well explained, worth every dollar.
Good one!
This information is amazing.
I greatly enjoy Brian's style of teaching and general humbleness. The techniques are straight to the point, yet he spends the right amount of time to contextualize the techniques and explain general frameworks. This makes it easy to follow and engaging.
Professor R. G. continues his under pressure series with another autstanding instructional. He summarizes and and prioritizes the key steps on a conceptual approach. He offers a lot of solid key concepts and phrases so that it is easy to remember the key points and main steps. What makes this series even more special is the quick summary of all given techniques with all major do´s so that you have a great libary. Highly recommend!
Half Butterfly
Hands down the best resource on butterfly half.
Super useful instructional. Was able to implement the techniques right away
Brian Glick's half butterfly ties well with John Danaher's New Wave half guard instructional, giving you another layer of half guard game.
Ive only made it through the first video so far, so far so good. One of our purple belts mentioned how I was framing a lot better all of a sudden after our roll today. I had been working through the first video on my breaks at work this week, it was nice to have someone notice and mention the progress. As a white belt I really appreciate all the little details that Brian points out. I find his instructional very easy to follow and remember. I did my first comp and bought his other instructional (under pressure: guard retention and attacking from guard) about 5 months ago, Ive gone from 1 stripe to 4 now in that time. I've improved drastically since that comp and a very large contribution to that was that instructional and so many of the gems I got out of it. I'm a similar body type to Brian and am really enjoying working through these instructionals. Thanks for helping me grow my game.
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