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Roger Gracie Explains The Best Way to Pass the Closed Guard
Roger Gracie is widely considered the best jiu-jitsu player of all time — an opinion that’s even held by Gordon Ryan’...
Video: Learn Andrew Wiltse’s Signature Knee Slice Pass
Pedigo Submission Fighting (AKA Daisy Fresh) black belt Andrew Wiltse is rapidly becoming one of the best guard passe...
Video: Learn How to Defend the Three Most Common Guard Passes
Having a dangerous and effective starts with strong guard retention. That is, before you can attack from the guard, y...
Video: Learn The Hillbilly Hammer’s Three Favorite Moves for White Belts
The basics will never fail. And although he’s one of the top up-and-coming competitors in grappling, Jacob “The Hillb...
Learn To Tie Your Opponent in Knots With Braulio Estima’s Pretzel Pass
In a new video released by Stuart Cooper, Brazilian jiu-jitsu legend Braulio Estima shares the details of one of his ...
Learn The Secrets of Renato Canuto’s Cartwheel Guard Pass
Renato Canuto is undeniably one of the most exciting grapplers in the world. Recently, Canuto released a clip from hi...
Learn The Seven Most Simple Guard Passes
Getting past your opponent’s legs and into an advantageous position is one of the most fundamental aspects of Brazili...
Lucas “Hulk” Barbosa Demonstrates How To Pass Guard Like A World Champion
I had the opportunity to attend a private class with 2018 IBJJF World Champion Lucas “Hulk” Barbosa of Team Atos. Luc...
Mastering These Basics Inside The Guard Will Help Get Your Passing Game To A New Level
Having a good base is crucial to virtually every aspect of jiu-jitsu, but it’s especially vital when it comes to guar...
5 Simple And Effective Guard Passes
Learn 5 simple and effective guard passes from open guard. Everyone who has been...
Fundamental Postures When Passing The Guard
Posture is one of the first and most confusing elements that the BJJ beginner...
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: How To Improve In Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Sometimes in jiu-jitsu, as in life, we need to take a step backwards in order to take two steps forward. Say you are ...