The Half Guard Anthology by Lachlan Giles
1,183 reviews · 4.98 / 5
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Leg Lock Anthology: 50/50 by Lachlan Giles has 276 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 November 8, 2019 to July 23, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Lachlan breaks the leg down very well to understand the various nuances that go in the the techniques. I frequently reference this series anytime I am focusing on leg locks in practice.
Covers leg lock technique very broadly. Loved it.
Lachlan has a very good teaching style. This is a very detailed and comprehensive instructional. I would recommend to anyone wanting to know more about 50/50. I like that he includes a lot of trouble shooting, and solutions to common problems. Unlike some instructionals he also includes both offense and defense.
Great explanations on leg lock techniques. Got it specifically for the escape ms and defenses and did not disappoint.
Some of the best material on the subject. The leg lock game is one that I’ve neglected. Lachlans approach is top notch and a must have.
Really great review. I like how Lachlan breaks down each individual aspect of 5050 into small components that you. An implement into your daily training. Highly recommend!
After purchasing this instructional, in the span of a month I went from knowing nothing about leglocks to securing heel hook finishes every training session. It is highly detailed and very well structured.
This instructional has completely changed my game! Its is an absolute gem and well worth the money.
I play the 50/50 leglock game exclusively in no small part due to this instructional. Lachlan has got to be my favourite instructor by far.
Highly recommended. My professor told me that i move and roll differently since getting this instructional. I am also able to roll competitively now with higher belts even tho i’m just a white belt. Thank you Lachlan Giles and BJJ Fanatics. Will definitely purchase more instructionals.
You can learn a lot from this video. Very good quality teaching material
Tons of detail !
One of the best teachers in JJ. Great for beginners but enough for experts also. One of my favorites.
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Lachlan Giles = Always fantastic. Incredible amount of information.
Almost too much information and it feels chaotic in it's organization. I felt myself getting bored watching this. I feel like it needed to be more focused and correlated better. It feels like too much information.
Lachlan is the most detailed leg lock instructor
This is well done and pretty extensive. He shows all the defense against heel hook which is amazing.
really anoying
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Awesome instructionals by Lachlan He’s one of the best coaches on here The reason I own most of his videos He sets the perfect teaching pace
Insane amount of material, Lachlan is my favorite by far to try to learn from his approach to teaching is amazing. Getting it in the price I got it for almost feel like stealing after going through some of it.
Lachlan is one of my great instructors He has big emphasis on my game I enjoyed his leg locks instructional so much
I have most of Lachlan’s video courses and probably no one buys as many videos as I do on BJJ Fanatics! Lachlan makes some of the most structured and comprehensive video instructional on the web - the only comparisons are Gordon Ryan and Danaher but they are much too expensive. The Leg Lock anthology, like all his other work is fantastic and really opened my eyes up to an area of BJJ that I’m not familiar with. Well worth the buy especially if you can get a deal on it
Clearly constructed and very informative. The only small aspect I couldnt find was answered my Dr. Giles himself via Instagram message. Would recommend.
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