Bruno Malfacine – How to Beat Bigger Guys – Guard

After a decade of dominance on the mats, ten-time IBJJF World Black Belt Champion, Bruno Malfacine, is finally revealing the moves he uses to beat fighters of any size. Even though he is almost always one of the smallest guys on the mat, Bruno’s got a guard that has made him a terror, even to someone twice his size! After unmatched success in his career, Bruno is finally breaking down all of the details and invisible jiu-jitsu that sets his guard apart from the rest.

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a discipline made for the smaller man to be able to beat the bigger man. It doesn’t matter if you are smaller, slower, or older, if you know more about applying leverage and technique then you can still sweep and submit anyone. As a career roosterweight, no one knows this better than Bruno Malfacine! He’s the most successful world champion in IBJJF history, and for over a decade people have been trying to figure out his guard. Now, those secrets can be yours across this 4-volume set!

We’ve all been the unfortunate smaller fighter, every once in a while. Getting stuck on bottom with no answers for how to create space and control the fight is a horrible feeling! Training down in Brazil, Bruno had to deal with this all the time, and before long he was finding new ways to counter and move that let him take charge of his bigger and stronger partners. With his guard game refined down to just pure BJJ, he’s excited to bring his experience to the public across this instructional video set.

These are moves that will work for you, no matter who you are facing. Look no further than Bruno’s competitive career. While most 127lb fighters would avoid an open weight absolute bracket at all costs, Bruno believes so much in these techniques that he will take that challenge. The 2013 Atlanta Open saw Bruno taking on fellow black belt Guybson Sa, who was over a foot taller and double his weight! Even still, Bruno stuck to his guard gameplan and was attacking with sweeps the whole fight! Bruno’s new guard instructional shows every attack he used in that historic performance, and tons more as he cracks open his technique vault.

Learn how to master the guards that the IBJJF great has made a career with. Instead of picking one guard and trying to force it on every situation, sometimes a more imposing fighter will need a different approach. For this, see the connections and transitions that Bruno uses to move between guards without ever having to lower his skills. Sweep and submit from Malfacine’s infamous butterfly guard, and then add in a killer De La Riva and X guard that will make you a bottom game monster.