Brandon Mccaghren

Five finishes from the truck, so the position is not just a back-take attempt that stalls.

Brandon McCaghren's Japanese necktie, with the neck-crank versus choke debate made explicit.

Dogfight fundamentals: getting your shoulder under the hip so the opponent's own weight tips them over, with old school one way and plan B the other depending on how they base.

Brandon McCaghren on lacing the lockdown correctly so the opponent's leg is fully controlled before you start whipping up or attacking.

Brandon McCaghren's three armbar escapes, mostly against the armbar from mount and S-mount: early elbow retraction, the hitchhiker and stacking.

Brandon McCaghren covers the core X-guard sweep options in one longer lesson, including how to switch when the opponent posts or pulls the leg back.