Inside the University 112 - Passing the Knee Shield Part 2 with the Over Under Pass
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In this lesson we learn how to threaten passing the knee shield by combining the over under pass with the previous lesson.
Inside the University 111 - Passing the Knee Shield Part 1 with Shotgun Pass or Leg Rope Pass
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Saulo teaches how to pass your opponent's knee shield (three quarters guard) by using the shotgun pass or leg rope pass. This is the first of three lessons that will cover how to pass the knee shield with a series of attacks to ensure that you don't get stuck in this guard!
Jeff Glover Donkey Guard and Triangles 9 - Triangle from Half Guard
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Jeff teaches a way to set up the triangle from the half guard. This triangle set up is similar to the triangle from side control which we will examine next.
Jeff Glover Donkey Guard and Triangles 6 - Jumping Triangle against Single Leg Takedown
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Jeff teaches a way to set up a jumping triangle when your opponent is attacking a single leg takedown with their head on the inside. This lesson is a good way to drill the triangle to prepare for the flying triangle from standing.
Jeff Glover Donkey Guard and Triangles 3 - Hanging Triangle Setups and Concepts
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Jeff begins a series of hanging triangle setups from all sorts of positions. In this introductory lesson we learn the concept of how the hanging triangle works and examine various setups to demonstrate the versatility of the concepts before exploring how this triangle can be setup from almost any transitional position.
Inside the University 110 - Jumping X Pass to Switchback Drill against Guard Pull
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In this lesson we learn how to immediately initiate a jumping x pass when your opponent pulls the guard and to switch back to pass in the other direction if your opponent defends your x pass by circling their leg in front of you. Doing this combination in speed drills will help with timing and coordination of the guard pass helping you to react quicker during live training.
JJU 35-09 Fredson Alves Esgrima to Knee Slice Pass
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Sometimes it may be difficult to keep your opponent with the esgrima pass. When your opponent overcommits to shut down your esgrima pass, transition to the esgrima knee slice pass to use the element of surprise to pass their guard.
JJU 35-08 Esgrima Half Guard Pass to Mount Transition
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Sometimes it can be very difficult to complete the esgrima pass. When your opponent over commits to protecting one side, switch the direction of your attack and transition into the mount instead.
JJU 35-07 Esgrima Half Guard Pass
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Xande covers one of the best ways to pass the half guard with the underhook (esgrima). The esgrima pass combines the power of the underhook with heavy pressure to create a high percentage half guard pass.
JJU 35-10 Whizzer Armbar Feint to Half Guard Knee Slice Pass
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Sometimes while passing the half guard your opponent may beat you to the undertook. While there are a number of ways to address this situation, in this lesson we throw a whizzer to stop our opponent from taking the back and apply pressure to feint and arm bar to open the opportunity to pass with a knee slice pass.
JJU 35-19 Lemon Leg Squeeze Half Guard Pass
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Xande teahes how to squeeze your opponents legs to break the half guard and pass your opponents guard.
JJU 35-05 Xande's Cross Face Hip Switch Half Guard Pass
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In this lesson we learn Xande's flattening half guard pass with the cross face and reverse kesa gatame. We focus on the cross face grip in particular and how to keep our opponent flat to pass their half guard.