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The reset command does a lot of diferent things. The most basic form is as follows:
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git reset FILE1
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This . It will replace the file in your working directory with the lasted one in your HEAD.
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git reset FILE1
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An optional second parameter is the commit from which to pull the file. And since branches are just named commits, you can use a branch name as well
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Reflog is the command to see all changes to branch pointers. This will include commits, resets, etc.
The Reflog can really save you if you accidently reset or rebase a branch (losing commits), or even delete a branch. Just locate the commit you know was the last in the deleted branch and issue the command to create another branch from it
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