Inverted Triangle From Guard (BJJ/Jiu-Jitsu)

[@Rdub119]

I competed in a tournament and had my opponent in this position for at least 3 minutes and couldn't finish the triangle. After seeing your video, I will have to review my match again. Thank you very much.

[@bzglick]

Check on head control with the top leg and the inverted knee 👍🏼

[@kav581]

The comparison to transitioning to Ashi Garami off a normal Front Triangle was my “Eureka” moment! It’s the same motion. Thanks Brian!

[@leopoldyanas1807]

That was FRESH! I never knew you had to invert so much. Thank you Brian. You are doing a great job.

[@bzglick]

Appreciate it! Thanks for watching L

[@DaniriJiujitsuVeracruz]

My NEW favorite BJJ Channel.. so many gems

[@bzglick]

cool - thanks :)

[@ryanhill9707]

Just found out about this channel. Liked and subscribed before watching first video. Like, I can’t believe this is happening.

[@bzglick]

Haha thanks ;)

[@kjuarez29]

This is the hardest triangle that I have tried to drill. Thanks for trying to make it a little easier!

[@bzglick]

anytime ;)

[@daduhafanai8273]

Thank you i have both danaher ETS triangle and Gordon's closed guard dvd they both showed this technique but i couldn't do ut or understand it, I think i understand how you showed us, thank you for the free content

[@bzglick]

Great- hope this can add something to your practice and move you even further along :) thanks for watching

[@Lazarspine]

Looks like a decoy "flower sweep setup" could be a nice setup to the reverse traingle. The angles look very similar

[@saadbenchalal935]

each time Glick video pops up , I stop whatever I am doing , working , studying , eating , sex, feeding the baby ...... I finish the video I kneel on my two knees and I thank the god for his jiujitsu messenger Brian Glick . I cry, then I move on with my life as a changed man

[@bzglick]

😂😂😂

[@rollinOnCode]

this is good. looking to better understand the various triangles and triangle inversions

[@tommarquez1980]

Thank you!

[@bzglick]

🙏🏼

[@acotebra2187]

Awesome!

[@bzglick]

🙏🏼

[@Felix-nk1hq]

1:10 2:41

[@xtrakewlguy666]

Oh shit! This is nice.

[@hunter330]

Hi Glick, great video. Thanks for the tips. What is choking your training partner? You have your right calf compressing his shoulder in the neck on one side, but where on your left leg are you strangling him?

[@bzglick]

It doesn’t feel like the front triangle. Think about your left quad keeping his head down, closing the circuit for the triangle and compressing his head and arm

[@hunter330]

@@bzglick Thanks, I'll give it a try!

[@FourPointsBJJ]

Thank you for sharing this great technique. Is there a specific (Japanese) name for this triangle. Also, would you recommend this version for someone with shorter legs?

[@bzglick]

yes - hantai sankaku. if you can do the front triangle you can do this one. the key is getting your hips up to the armpit. good luck :)

[@FourPointsBJJ]

@@bzglick Thank you! I'll give it some of my time

[@DaniriJiujitsuVeracruz]

Can't wait to practice it on my girlfriend when she gets home.. :)

[@slavicvolk]

I got a tap after trying this but a couple times, I found keeping their head from popping out once you invert is a little tough. I like it a lot though, I typically omaplata if they hide the arm

[@bzglick]

Make sure you keep your thigh across the back of the head to maintain head control. Omoplata and kimura also good options

[@TheCountryclubco]

Hi Brian. Been trying this after meeting John at the Gordon Ryan seminar in Austin. The issue I’m having is that my Partners are saying they feel it in the shoulder more versus the neck. Is it because of my angle?

[@bzglick]

Could be - but difficult to say without seeing it. My rec is to focus on keeping your quad on the back of the head and see if that helps 👍🏼

[@TheCountryclubco]

@@bzglick thank you for the response! Last question, is it suppose to feel like a neck crank? My training buddies says it feels like a combo of a choke and neck crank-I guess when my knee is fully underneath their armpit

[@sway71]

So it's still the hamstring that's on the carotid, but it's the hamstring of the other leg? Just want to confirm, as I used to have pretty looking triangles that did nothing, because I was never taught what part of the leg was actually doing the strangling haha. Thank you!

[@bzglick]

Focus on your quad on the back of the head for this and inverting the inside knee 👍🏼