Zone Jiu-Jitsu: Single Leg X – In-Depth Review

Stabilize, sweep, and submit from single leg X with confidence.

The Bottom Line

You will connect SLX entries from common guards. You will learn base-breaking and reliable sweeps. You will not rely on one off-balance trick.

⚡️ Quick facts

Best for: Open guard players

Skip if: You hate leg entanglements

Tech focus: Single Leg X, X Guard Sweeps, Foot Locks

Biggest takeaway: Connection over chasing feet

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What You'll Learn

A full SLX roadmap: entries from DLR, butterfly, K-guard, plus backstep counters and primary sweeps. Part 4 adds foot locks and berimbolo ties.
Balanced for gi and no-gi; focuses on connection and base-breaking before attacks.

Primary Techniques You'll Drill

  • Single Leg X
  • Entries
  • Balance Breaking
  • X Guard Sweeps
  • Foot Locks
  • Berimbolo

Format & Level

  • Instructional style: System Based, Conceptual
  • Skill level: Intermediate
  • Format: Both
  • Runtime: 3 hours and 47 minutes
  • Volumes: 4

Should You Buy It?

Wait for daily deal. I rated it high because it keeps SLX honest and connected, not a loose ankle-chasing position.

Why Paul Schreiner?

Well-rounded coach who frames leg entanglements around posture, connection, and predictable reactions.

Community feedback

Here’s a summary of common feedback from platforms like Reddit’s r/bjj.

😍 Why People Love It

  • Connection-first teaching makes SLX stable under pressure.
  • Entries from several common guards are well covered.
  • Good troubleshooting when opponents backstep or staple knees.

🤔 Common Criticisms

  • Less depth on outside heel exposure for no-gi specialists.
  • Gi-focused grips appear in parts of the series.

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Video Breakdowns

Official listing: View Zone Jiu-Jitsu: Single Leg X Guard on BJJ Fanatics

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