
Company: World Martial Arts
Tape Name: Tape 9 - Attacks from Open and Half
Guard
Tape Cost: $59.99
Length of Tape: 56 min.
Number of Moves/Techniques:
15
Return Policy: Money back guarantee but only if the complete 6 tape series
is purchased. View the enclosed preview “preview tape”, return them all, BEFORE
OPENING ANY OF THE OTHERS, for a refund.
Experiences in dealing with this company:
Excellent
The Instructor: Mario Sperry
Company’s Address: P.O. Box 26712
Rochester, NY. 14626
Company’s Phone Number: 1-800-682-9842
Web Page: http://www.groundfighter.com/
E-mail:
WMA@groundfighter.com
Primary Grading Criteria:
1. Production/Tape
Quality: 10
2. Instructors demonstrated skill level: 10
3. Comprehension Score/Immediate
Understanding: 10
4. Degree to which this will make someone a better Martial Artist:
10
5. Score on delivery vs. Hype: 10
6. Degree to which we would recommend
this product: 10
7. Wasted time (The higher the number, the less “fluff”/repetition:
9
8. Playback Score/Watching it over and over again: 10
9. Would I purchase
more of this company’s product: 10
10. Overall grade based on cost vs. Value:
9
Grand Total: 98% (Excellent = 4.5 stars)
Secondary Grading Criteria:
1. Beginners
benefit: Excellent
2. Intermediate benefit: Excellent
3. Advanced benefit:
Very Good
4. Time to benefit: Some Immediate, greatest benefit with practice
5.
The need to buy additional tapes to understand this one: None, although having Mario
Sperry’s 1st series would be of benefit in some instances.
Written Summary:
This third tape in
Mario Sperry’s 2nd series covers attacks from the open guard, half guard and the
turtle position. World Martial Arts continues to bring us yet another very high
quality video with a high price tag on the art of No Rules fighting . Again this
tape is not loaded with techniques, I counted only 15. If your looking for a tape
series that has a lot of moves then this is not the series for you however if your
looking for good solid techniques that WILL work in a No Rules environment then this
tape/series has a lot to offer. As in previous tapes all of the techniques are
not shown just in isolation but as how they would most likely occur in a fight or
no holds barred competition.
The first fifteen minutes of this video is
dedicated to the open guard. Sperry explains that you are at a disadvantage if you
are on the ground with the person in your open guard as they can throw punches from
the top position which can be devastating. Sperry shows how you can reverse the
position by trapping the person’s arm and leg and taking them down into a triangle
choke or into a turnover. Also shown is how to take the person’s back from open
guard. The next portion of the video is on the half guard. Sperry states that if
you don’t want to get hit then don’t get into a fight. Makes sense to me. Some video’s
or ads for these video’s give you the impression that they have some secret techniques
which will enable you to easily destroy all of your opponents without so much as
even a scratch. Not Sperry, he tells it like it is. In regards to the half guard
he states that you are going to get hit when you try what he is showing but he further
explains that you will get hit even worse if you do nothing. Sperry makes the comment,
“ I’m a professional fighter I like it (getting hit), it is going to make me ugly.”
Mario states that you want to give the person the opportunity to hit you which will
allow you to escape. In this section Mario shows both a turnover and how to get
the person’s back.
The last part of the tape is on the turtle position. Sperry
explains that if you are fighting an inexperienced fighter who is in the turtle position
he will just finish the person by taking his back. Some of the things covered are
a very basic turnover where you grab the person’s opposite arm with both of your
hands and pull towards your body to turn them over. Also shown is what to do when
the person tries to block this turnover with their leg. Another basic turnover is
shown using the half nelson with either one or two of your arms. Again this is basic
material but good sound technique. Sperry also shows what to do when you find yourself
in the turtle position and how to reverse this situation. Another excellent video.
M.O.

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