A creative take on 50 50 with unorthodox entries and transitions.
The Bottom Line
You learn multiple entries into 50 50 from unexpected places. You will add back takes and wrestle ups to avoid one dimensional leg hunting. You will not get a rigid system.
⚡️ Quick facts
Best for: creative players
Skip if: you need structure
Tech focus: Entries, Wrestle Up, Back Take
Biggest takeaway: Surprise entries matter
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What You'll Learn
Glover reframes 50 50 as an attacking hub with unorthodox entries from closed guard, deep half, and passing. The style rewards creativity and transitions beyond leg locks.
Primary Techniques You'll Drill
- 50/50
- Entries
- Closed Guard Entries
- Deep Half To 50/50
- Wrestle Up
- Ankle Lock
- Back Take
- Knee On Belly
- Reverse Dlr
- Dlr
Format & Level
- Instructional style: Technique Collection
- Skill level: All Levels
- Format: Both
- Runtime: 1 hour and 18 minutes
- Volumes: 2
Should You Buy It?
Wait for daily deal. I would steal two or three favorite entries and plug them into a more structured finishing system.
Why Jeff Glover?
Jeff Glover is a 4th degree black belt known for creative guard play and high level competition wins in gi and no gi.
Community feedback
Here’s a summary of common feedback from platforms like Reddit’s r/bjj.
😍 Why People Love It
- Creative entries keep opponents guessing.
- Good for adding unpredictability to standard legs.
- Shows 50 50 as a full position, not just a stall.
🤔 Common Criticisms
- Less systematic than anthology style sets.
- Some techniques feel flashy for beginners.
- Mix of gi and no gi can confuse newer players.
Smart Alternatives
- Back To Basics 1/2 and Butterfly – Pairs well to build entries into 50 50 from half and butterfly.
Sources & References
Official listing: View Leg Tangle 50/50 on BJJ Fanatics
Additional References
Your next step
You have the breakdown, community feedback, and my final thoughts. Now it’s your move.
