Offensive Turtle: Piss off your training partners by tapping them from a 'defensive position'

In this video, we dive into the Turtle position, a tactic popularized by Eduardo Telles and recently explored by Priit Mihkelson. Known for its defensive nature, the Turtle position is now being used offensively to disrupt guard passing and score points in high-level competitions like ADCC.

We'll explore how you can turn a traditionally defensive position into a powerful offensive tool. Discover strategies to finish your training partners and gain the upper hand, even when you're starting from a position of apparent disadvantage. Learn how to balance defense and offense, and see how these techniques can transform your approach to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

Don’t miss out on these game-changing insights that could revolutionize your training and competition strategy!

Content:
00:00 - Introduction of Coach Glenn Paul and the topic of the video.
01:15 - Turtle Position: Offensive or Defensive?
02:45 - Offensive vs Defensive
05:00 - Closed Turtle vs. Open Turtle
08:30 - Isolation of Limbs for Submissions
11:00 - Using Hooks and Connections for Offense
14:00 - Movement and Positioning in Turtle
17:00 - Standups from Turtle Position
20:00 - Mindset and Strategy in Turtle
23:00 - Finding Coach Glenn Paul Online