Inside Guard Secrets Half Guard and the Knee Crunch by Kieran Kichuk
45 reviews · 5.0 / 5
Kieran Kichuk · Combo
Inside Guard Secrets RDLR & The False Reap by Kieran Kichuk has 89 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.99 out of 5. 99% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from November 30, 2022 to June 24, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Fantastic content. This instructional has very good details on the false reap and attacks from reverse de la riva. Early chapters also give great coverage on different leg lock configurations.
Really like the breakdown of this! Pretty simple to follow. Love the system in play!
The grip and off-balance info to enter KOTD was gold! I also found the bonus material for the false reap super helpful, to prevent getting crushed.
Even if you have watched Lachlin, Craig or Danhers leg lock videos this one is a must. The details on finishing mechanics is amazing. Def game changer
this is one of my favorite specific position instructional (as opposed to something more concept/broad based such as guard retention, passing, or pins) that I have watched in a while. its comprehensive while remaining succinct enough to watch it once through easily and then re-watch material as specific issues arise. i enjoy kierans teaching style as well
Kieran is one of the best leg lockers at black belt today - popularizing the false reap system. In this instructional he breaks down his grips, set ups, sweeps, counters, and finishes from the RDLR and False Reap position. Highly recommend if you want to stay up to date with and excel at modern leg locks.
Honestly one of the best instructionals I’ve ever watched. Excellent teaching style, I’ll for sure be getting whatever he releases next
As a blue belt who’s new to leg locks and who favours a half guard style bottom game, this is an amazing instructional. Great detail through the first 2 volumes for someone who’s not as familiar with leg locks, and then a amazingly laid out 3rd and 4th volume, each focusing on RDLR and False Reap individually making it very easy to follow.
I'm really impressed by Kichuk's teaching style. The language he uses it methodical and he doesn't stumble through his instructional. It is clear and to the point. I think that often we conflate the quality of an instructional based on length--& and while this is shorter, it is definitely worth the price. Thanks Kieran!
As a hobbyist Black belt I found this instructional to be easy to follow without excessive amount of material to muddy the water. I find some instructional video have too much content making it easy to confuse techniques, this instructional is good as there are one or two options from a given position which I find easier to retain the information. Only got it the other day and have only explored the RDL stuff but I have found immediate success already when I implemented a number of the techniques shown on this video. The concise and systematic concepts taught in this video is very impressive Thanks Keiran keep up the good work.
I had the opportunity to do a seminar with Kieran recently and it was excellent so I bought this instructional day of release. It's straight to the point and full of details that will tighten up your leglock game immediately, or if you're new to the world of heelhooks and leg entries, it will give you a place to start that will have you attacking legs and drilling it into your game right away. Kieran's instruction is some of the best value for time I've ever had in my entire career and I highly recommend it.
He’s a wizard. If your into leg locks it’s a must have imo
to the point, rich on details, no filler content, totally worth it.
This could've been broken up into multiple DVDs. It is all absolute gold. I've trained with Kieran many times and he is by far one of the most technical pros I've ever encountered. All of his techniques are battle proven at the highest level. Can't say enough about the value of this.
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