The Toreando Pass is one of the first guard passes you learn in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu… And you ought to drill it to perfection.
The toreando is a speed-based pass in BJJ. It is named toreando, also known as the bullfighter pass, as it mimics the movement of a matador misdirecting a bull. The basic premise of the toreando pass is to control the opponent’s legs as you move your body to the opposite.
Although its initial entry is speed-based (since you have to get past the opponent’s legs), you can switch to a more pressure-based approach as you fight to control the hips, arms, and head. This pressure-based finish is effective to get into and maintain a dominant position as you attempt to pin your opponent in side control or mount.
Here’s a simple Toreando drill you should be doing every day, as shown and explained by Fabricio Andrey:
Learn How To Slice Through & Around The Guard With Black Belt World Champion Fabricio Andrey’s Techniques For Passing Spider & Lasso.
- Master this guard passing system that will help you create strong opportunities to get to dominant positions.
- Use drills for rapid skill development, including toreando and duck under drills.
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