This is brilliant, makes so much sense:
SUPER Innovative Guard-Pass VS a much stronger opponent
Super easy full guard pass...
I like to go to my left.
Post your hands in his armpits or on his biceps and come up on your toes which will bring his hips Off the mat. One of 2 things will happen. He will either break full guard or maintain it. If he maintains it, take your left hand and post his right arm (eye of elbow or forearm) on the mat and begin to circle towards it keeping the arm posted on the mat and walking it under your opponent's hips. One of 2 things will happen... He'll break guard or not. If he keeps guard, feed the wrist to your right hand and secure far side wrist control, thus improving your position greatly.
If at any time he breaks guard, (which he will unless he's stalling) take your left hand off of his right arm and push his right knee down while stepping over it with your left leg coming into half guard.
It's a pretty simple guard pass.
I like to go to my left.
Post your hands in his armpits or on his biceps and come up on your toes which will bring his hips Off the mat. One of 2 things will happen. He will either break full guard or maintain it. If he maintains it, take your left hand and post his right arm (eye of elbow or forearm) on the mat and begin to circle towards it keeping the arm posted on the mat and walking it under your opponent's hips. One of 2 things will happen... He'll break guard or not. If he keeps guard, feed the wrist to your right hand and secure far side wrist control, thus improving your position greatly.
If at any time he breaks guard, (which he will unless he's stalling) take your left hand off of his right arm and push his right knee down while stepping over it with your left leg coming into half guard.
It's a pretty simple guard pass.
The key is to pass just as he's breaking guard.
someone didn't watch the video
:D
I will try your pass next class
:D
I will try your pass next class
I watched the video.
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Canuckster
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Lol, do you remember the pass I showed at the club when you were there?
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Canuckster wrote:Lol, do you remember the pass I showed at the club when you were there?
no, but I've been trying that side-control escape like 50 times and I can't get it worth a shit, lol
I can't ever get my whole head and arm free to even begin reaching
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