Creative no-gi turtle attacks and survivals that surprise opponents.
The Bottom Line
You learn unorthodox crucifix and headlock routes plus bottom escapes. You get ideas that spark experimentation and flow. You will not get lapel-heavy gi chains or rigid sequencing.
⚡️ Quick facts
Best for: Creative no-gi players
Skip if: You prefer basics only
Tech focus: Crucifix, Headlock Attacks, Guard Re Entries
Biggest takeaway: Surprise with angles
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What You'll Learn
Creative no-gi routes from a veteran trickster. Glover shows unorthodox top attacks, crucifix entries, and bottom survivals that add flair to standard turtle play.
Primary Techniques You'll Drill
- Crucifix
- Headlock Attacks
- Reverse Crotch Lift
- Seven Year Old Choke
- Guard Re Entries
Format & Level
- Instructional style: Technique Collection
- Skill level: Advanced
- Format: No-Gi
- Runtime: 1 hour and 18 minutes
- Volumes: 2
Should You Buy It?
Wait for daily deal. I recommend this for advanced players who thrive on creativity after mastering basics.
Why Jeff Glover?
Jeff Glover is an ADCC medalist famed for creative jiu-jitsu and effective unorthodox tactics.
Community feedback
Here’s a summary of common feedback from platforms like Reddit’s r/bjj.
😍 Why People Love It
- Inventive takes that open new attacking lanes.
- Bottom survival tips that match real scramble pace.
- Crucifix and headlock sequences are fun and effective.
🤔 Common Criticisms
- Some setups feel low percentage against seasoned defense.
- Style can be polarizing and requires experimentation.
- Primarily no-gi with fewer lapel-based chains.
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Smart Alternatives
- The Turtle Guard Revisited – Classic base if you want less experimentation. (Price: $47.00, 2 vols)
- Crack The Turtle – Headlock-heavy alternative for structured offense. (Price: $127.00, 4 vols)
Sources & References
Video Breakdowns
Official listing: View Slow and Steady Turtle Position on BJJ Fanatics
Additional References
Your next step
You have the breakdown, community feedback, and my final thoughts. Now it’s your move.
