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Saulo explains the proper preventative posture and grips to block your opponent from setting up the triangle from closed guard.
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Saulo explains how to block your opponent's attempt from establishing a collar grip when you are in your opponent's closed guard and how to defeat your opponent's cross-collar grip in the closed guard.Add to Favorites 737 Remove From Favorites 4159 days ago
Saulo explains how to escape the over the shoulder belt grip when your opponent has you in their closed guard. This lesson can be found on page 196 of the JJU book.Add to Favorites 862 Remove From Favorites 4160 days ago
Saulo teaches the double underhook pass where both arms are underhooking your opponent's legs. This lesson can be found on page 209 of the JJU book.Add to Favorites 825 Remove From Favorites 4161 days ago
Saulo teaches how to escape from the overhook guard when your opponent has you in their closed guard with an overwrap grip on your arm. This lesson can be found on page 195 of the JJU book.Add to Favorites 1176 Remove From Favorites 4163 days ago
Saulo shows a variation to the basic under over pass called the "Miragaia" pass. This lesson can be found on page 211 of the JJU book.Add to Favorites 841 Remove From Favorites 4164 days ago
Saulo explains how to use your knee or arm to defeat the hip block when performing the over-under pass.Add to Favorites 934 Remove From Favorites 4165 days ago
Saulo explains how to set up the basic underhook pass as seen in the JJU book on page 204.Add to Favorites 1052 Remove From Favorites 4166 days ago
Saulo explains in detail how to set up the classic closed guard break by bracing on your opponent's knees and using your hip to pressure your opponent's feet into opening.Add to Favorites 699 Remove From Favorites 4167 days ago
Xande covers some details on how to prevent your opponent from using the de la riva hook to get a deeper hook or inverting to the berimbolo. Utilizing good posture and preventing your opponent from getting the right grips can prevent him from rolling under and increase your opportunities to pass.Add to Favorites 443 Remove From Favorites 4168 days ago
Xande shows a simple but very effective way to break your opponent's closed guard by posturing back and bringing your knee up in between your opponent's leg as a wedge to force their guard open.Add to Favorites 1077 Remove From Favorites 4171 days ago
Saulo teaches how to chain and drill various guard pass drills from the combat base stance and talks of the importance between being able to flow between the options to find opportunities to pass your opponent's guard.