Connected Reaction: Half Guard by Paul Schreiner
49 reviews · 4.98 / 5
Paul Schreiner · Combo
Connected Reaction: Pistol Grip 2 on 1 Volume 2: Open Guard by Paul Schreiner has 14 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 5.0 out of 5. 100% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from November 19, 2021 to December 7, 2025. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
3 of these reviewers gave their belt rank when they submitted the review. BJJ Fanatics asks for rank, age and years training at the point of review, so this breakdown is self-reported by the customer.
| Belt | Reviews | Average rating |
|---|---|---|
| Black | 2 | 5.0 |
| White | 1 | 5.0 |

Connected Reaction: Pistol Grip 2 on 1 Volume 2: Open Guard by Paul Schreiner is currently listed on the BJJ Fanatics storefront at $127.00 USD. View Connected Reaction: Pistol Grip 2 on 1 Volume 2: Open Guard by Paul Schreiner on BJJ Fanatics
Amazing
Paul Schreiner is a great instructor This is a well organized and succinct series Great for beginners and advanced bjj players
Paul Schreiner is an excellent instructor This is a well organized instructional Succinct and to the point Great for all practitioners
took a nasty fall and jammed my finger- but using this system I'm still able to roll!
i have all of Pr Schreiner's instructionals. ansolutely phenomenal. i have learned so much from his knowledge.
This is a great control position anf works well together with his closed guard stuff.
P. S. created a series based on 2 on 1 pistol grip entries by initiating the grips or breaking grips and gaining the 2 on 1 pistol grip or denying your opponents grips. He points out very clear that this grips are transitional whether to prevent the guard passing or launching your attacks. The attacks are built around seated guard/butterfly guard getting a belt grip straight away or trough midsteps from underhooks. The sweeping game is created around the hook sweep and its variations. It covers techniques against kneeling opponents, one or the other knee up kneeling opponents as well as standing opponents. It also covers setups for getting the grips from standing, kneeling and sitting. An amazing instructional!!
As everything from Paul. Please note that it’s a good standalone… the common trait is only the grip
Professor Schreiner is one of the best instructors on BJJ Fanatics. I highly recommend all of his instructionals. I am looking forward to his future releases.
Excellent instruction, already starting to hit some of the hook sweeps during sparring. This is great standalone and even better in conjunction with the 2 on 1 closed guard dvd.
Very clear and concise instructions.
This instructional picks up where pistol 2 on 1 left off to explore more open and sit-up guard scenarios. I had A LOT of success with the closed guard series, and my open/sit-up guard game is pretty weak, so I was excited to grab this. While you don't necessarily need to watch the closed guard, I think I got a little more out of it as a lot of the same concepts and theories come up. Paul's teaching style is very heavy on on theory, light on technique. Ergo, the better you understand the theory, the easier and more achievable the techniques become. While I was able to pull of some of the moves from closed guard immediately after viewing it, I needed a some practice and drilling before I could make this work- it's a more sophisticated part of the game (and as I mentioned, a weakness for me). Either way, these moves have become the backbone of my butterfly and sit-up game.
Great technique. Paul is a great teacher. very simple and easy to understand. highly recommended.
I bought both 2 on 1 videos recently and they are amazing. Paul is an incredible instructor and explains every move perfectly. I have already seen great results in my game by incorporating the 2 on 1.
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