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A Trick to Set Up the Grips You Need to Pass Your Opponent’s Guard

One of the keys to passing the guard effectively and efficiently is controlling the grip battle.

But a quality opponent always be trying to block your grips.  Not only that: he wants to attack you with sweeps and submissions so at the same time he’ll be trying to ensnare you with his own set of grips.

As a result, when you’re passing the guard you’ll often end up in a pseudo-symmetrical stalemate.  You might have your grips (kind of, sort of) but he’ll also have his grips.

Even if you do eventually manage to pass his guard it’ll be a  lot of work!

Wouldn’t it be nice if you could just get whatever grips you wanted while, at the same time, denying him his grips?

Well, in the video below I share a sneaky trick learned from Rob Biernacki that’ll make getting to your preferred guard pass much easier.

It’s less than 4 minutes long, so check it out.  It might just give you an unfair advantage against those flexible guard-playing gumby guys in every school the next time you roll!

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