JJU 27-15 Passing Butterfly with Shin to Shin Pass
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Saulo finishes the butterfly guard pass chapter with the shin to shin pass. In this pass we utilize or shin to immobilize our opponent's legs for the pass.
JJU 27-14 Butterfly Pass with X-Pass
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Saulo teaches how to pass the butterfly guard with the X pass. The X pass is a great option to pass while standing against any open or butterfly guard.
JJU 27-13 Butterfly Pass with Wheel Pass
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Saulo teaches the wheel pass to pass the butterfly guard. Using your grips, spin your opponent like a wheel to bypass their guard as you collapse your hips to solidify the pass. The grips may be hard to establish but once they are set the wheel pass is quick.
JJU 32-02 Passing Reverse De la Riva Guard with Side Smash Pass
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In this lesson Xande teaches how to pass the reverse de la riva guard with a review of the side smash pass. The side smash pass is a good option to break your opponent's de la riva grip. It is powerful in combination with other passes because your opponent will now feel threatened against the pass on both sides regardless of the de la riva hand grip on the ankle.
JJU 27-12 Butterfly Sweep Counter with Hip Switch to Mount
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Saulo continues the hip switch butterfly pass series and shows a variation of the hip switch that will allow you to progress directly to the mount. The hip switch to the mount is most effective when your opponent continues to insist on sweeping you with the butterfly hook. Instead of fighting against their energy, redirect the angle of the leg to smash the hook and position yourself to mount your opponent.
Gordo the Creator of Half Guard 10 - Crucifix Reverse Omoplata or Lapel Choke from Turtle Position
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Gordo teaches one of his favorite submissions from the top turtle position. In this lesson he sets up a classic lapel choke or a reverse omoplata from the turtle position.
Gordo the Creator of Half Guard 9 - Palm Up Palm Down Choke from Half Guard
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Gordo teaches how to set up the palm up palm down choke from the top half guard position. We set our grips from the top and let our opponent sweep us to finish the choke from the bottom.
Gordo the Creator of Half Guard 4 - Failed Plan B Rollover to Single Leg Sweep from Half Guard
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Often times when you go for the plan B rollover sweep, your opponent will post their leg on the ground making it hard to reach the leg to go for the plan B rollover sweep. In this situation, transition immediately and underhook the leg to go for a single leg to finish the sweep.
JJU 27-08 Passing Cross Grip Butterfly with Knee Press Pass
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In this lesson we build on the knee press pass and modify our passing approach to address the cross grip.
JJU 27-07 Butterfly Forward Knee Press Pass
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In this lesson we learn to pass the butterfly guard by using our front knee to press against your opponent's legs and change the angle of our hips to neutralize the hooks for the pass.
Inside the University 72 - Half Guard Pass with Double Move Pass
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Saulo reviews a thorough lesson on how to pass your opponent's half guard with the double move pass. He covers topics on how to keep your opponent flat, how to control your opponent from the top half guard, and the grips needed to pass straight to the mount.
Inside the University 68 - Advanced Details on Guard Retention and the Knee Cross Pass, X-Pass, Same Side Knee Pass Combos
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Xande goes into the details on what to look for to retain your guard and mentions that you want to keep your opponent off your three points of control (neck, shoulders, hips) to stay mobile and capable of retaining your guard. We also take an advanced look into the knee cross pass, x pass, and same side knee pass and examine how lifting your foot off the mats can neutralize the strength of the De la Riva guard and allow you to remain loose and glide over your opponent into a passing opportunity.