🔷How do you Guys like to pass From Closed Guard?

I've been using this for about six months with a 90% submission rate as a white belt.... nobody sees you coming with this…. That is until Professor teaches the counter to this and now my Jiu Jitsu sucks again. 🤣🥋

1 year into BJJ and I've been struggling with guard passing, I tried this today in practice and it worked like a charm🎉 thanks!!

I trained with Marcos at MG academy. He’s an fierce competitor, a great teacher and a nice person. Oss Marcos. Miss u bud.

Yes sir! Exactly the finish I’ve been doing for 25 years. This is good stuff! Subscribed! 🤙

This is awesome! I am always grabbing the arm and putting under the back but often getting stuck during the pass. These details are going to help out a lot.

This is exactly why your channel has become my favorite jiu Jitsu library, the different variations, emphasis on details, and keeping the technique simple make all the difference. Thank you for your great content 🤙

I love this one.. it’s a go to pass .. thank you OSS!

So good! Can't wait to try this next time on the mat. Thank you!

I found your channel the other day . Loving your style of teaching and learned so much. I’ve watched every single one of your videos.

Thanks for sharing! This is super helpful, will try it in the next class. Big oss!

Thank you so much for the video! I forgot about tripod guard passes! Thank you so much! Much respect

Smooth! So much detail! thank you!

Awesome and thank you and big OSU!💥

Such great detail! I’m really happy I found this. It might be a game changer! OSS

Love this technique and your explanation of it. Thank you.

Fantastic coach. Best jiu jitsu channel on the internet. Details are amazing. Now I must rep all three.

Powerful details instructions. Thank you professor. Oss! 🤙

Very good, thank you

Nice passing series, Thank you Señor 🥋👊🏼

Beautiful work

OSS! Professor. That sleeve detail is what I was missing. I kept hip switching and still finding myself trapped in guard. Thank you for the tip as always, OSS!

this channel is amazing!!

I like this a lot! Gonna try this !

I did it it worked! My first tap ever in bjj, 2nd day of practice. This will always have a place in my heart now

I'm adding this to my game and will try it the next time I'm in class. I will film, post it and give credit to you when I can get it. Thank you sir! This is awesome...

Thank you. As a close guard player this is good to know lol

Been using this pass (or at least my personal spin on it) for over 10 years now. Definitely my favorite way to crack a touch closed guard. I like the little details you show and will be trying to incorporate them next time the chance comes up.

Great advice for those having trouble passing guard. That said, I can't understand why people find passing guard hard. Maybe it's because I'm only 5'9" or something, but I barely have to work to do it. I go low, letting them wrap my head down. Hand stuck up in plexus, other hand pushing their chin away, then quickly t-rex dig my elbow into their inner thigh, and as soon as it drops, I shoot my knee onto their thigh and it collapses from the dig/pressure of the leg. I twist a little, switching hands and repeat it on leg number two. It's dead simple. Sometimes, on the second leg, I take a wider stance and try and get a wrist or two to start feeling around for where I go next. I usually go for a elbow crank-like submission.

My favorite channel I was able to pull this off tonight thank you

the cameraman breathing.. now u wont unhear it ;)

Ótima passagem ! oss

Just learned this and my success rate is about 90 percent. Its awesome. One dude was like, "oh not this again." Lol. I love the fake sweep into the Kimura finish. Epic!!

Very good staff, thank you for sharing

Thanks for the video. Allways good helpful content.

Big Oss!!! From Caraguatatuba!!!

fantastic😍

Soneca showed this one! Great details

Show, o interessante e que a 20 anos atrás eu fazia está mesma, passagem de guarda, o tempo passou o Jiu-jítsu evoluiu mas a essência e a mesma!

Maestro!! I used this since a blue belt and still works good!

I used to use this all the time when I fought MMA. I use it a lot now too but not as much I'm going to bring it back today at practice . I also show the person on bottom getting oma Plata. Love the channel

Parabéns amigo, antes de ver o vídeo já dou like, e ao final se tivesse mais opções daria novamente. Gosto de ver a explicação de vários professores da mesma posição e essa com certeza uma das melhores, mesmo falando inglês, inglês de brasileiro dá pra entender 90% kkkkk, e a explicação 100%.

Excelente!! Oss

chicking wing (respect to PRIDE FIGHTING CHAMPIONCHIP LEGEND GARY GOODRIDGE)who did a version of this move but he used strikes and knocked out his opponent who only had one arm defence against his looping strike bombs this was shortly after shouting out loud as his opponent stuck him shouting "not enough, childs play" then Boom he let go some looping bombs against his opponent whos arm was trapped . Very smart technique i love it. Stay blessed from the uk Amen

True excellence!

I will try this on my next roll! Thank you!

Man, this move is clean!

amazing

amazing! from Korea

Great ❤

wow!!!Im gonna try it in today's training!!

GOLD THANK YOU SIR 😤🥶😵‍💫🤗👊😎

thanks sensei Tinoco, i would love to train with you some day. Big Oss

Love this! Professor got PH.D in jiujutsu❤

Bro thank you ❤

Thank you for making this! This is awesome! It’s 6am on a Sunday and I want to go train right now! Lol. I’ve been training jiu jitsu so for close to a year and am almost a blue belt(!!!) and I have pretty good strength, so you think this pass will work for me when I’m rolling with black belts?

This is great pass, I'll try. Thank you But I don't see this pass on KZfaq. If this is the one of the best passes, why don't many passer do this? What can the guarder do against this pass?

Amazing variations! I struggle a lot getting out of the guard and somehow breaking the guard with the traditional methods doesn't work for me. Thx a lot I will definitely try these

Great pass

I did this pass after watching the video. It really worked. I held thier arm behind their back pinning them down for about 4 minutes. They couldn't escape. I did end up in the position where i had them in fulll guard and hand behind their back but could get them to tap. Persons arm was pretty flexible. My professor told me afterwards while i was in 50/50 with my opponents arm behind their back i could have used my free arm to do a modified cross choke. Could you make a video or have already a video doing a choke from that position?

Hey absolutely love this channel only found it the other day. I have a question from an experience from what happened to me, when leaning over to elevate my hips to pass my arm through to grip his sleeve. The person used there free arm to put me in a headlock and finish. Is there anyway I can stop this? Thankyou 🙏

Another simple but effective technique to add to the arsenal of guard passing. Now to drill, drill, drill until it comes naturally.

You are SUCH a wonderful instructor Professor. Can you do us all a favor? Can you PLEASE do an instructional do a vid on the N/S choke where you go over the mistakes/problems/erroneous thinking that plagues this move. I am a blue belt who is about to turn 56- so, unfortunately, speed and explosiveness aren't exactly at the core of my game. I do, however, LOVE this choke (it's my favorite by far) but 98% of the time I find myself in position, holding the choke and...unable to get the finish. I tripod. I squeeze. I move around. I grunt out loud, hoping to scare Uke into tapping 😁 but...no luck.... I am always so frustrated with myself and so dispirited that despite the fact that I act like I'm fine with it, I'm not. Oftentimes this is my ONE shot at tapping out someone better than I am- my ONE chance- and I blow it. So could you (PLEASE) go through the various scenarios of what us N/S lovers face, what we are most likely doing wrong and what we should be absolutely sure we're doing as we try to get the tap? Oh and lastly: please don't think I'm "that guy;" you know, the type of dude who tries to "win" every round, who counts his "taps' and celebrates what happens in class as if it's the Pan-Ams or whatever. I'm not at all like that and if I was it would be pretty sad as I GET tapped about 90% of the time (yes- I'm aware that I need to work on much more than just the N/S choke lol-- but since I DO somehow manage to get there occasionally, I WANNA BE ABLE TO ACTUALLY FINISH!). Anyway so yeah: please my good sir, do a N/S tutorial where the focus is on what can/will happen- what to do about various things the bottom guy is doing to save himself and lastly what the person trying to do the choke MUST be thinking about- and doing- as he/she attempts to actually finish the move rather than just hold some kind of crappy, frustrating, stalemate-type pin while the bottom guy moves around and often times escapes even THAT! Uggghhhhhh! Thanks again, Professor. You have an AWESOME channel and you are a natural teacher!

I’ve seen this pass, but using their Gi to lock their wrist into place. Great finish!

Wow. ❤

Great appreciation! A question:Sao Paulo hammer pass shows the head posting on on opponent left shoulder when going tripod and walk to right to get hold of his left wrist control. Your way is to post head on opponent’s right side. What is the difference? Any Pros and cons for the variation of posting head positions?

Nice...

HUGE OSS!!!!

I hope you do a video on headquarters. This is a great info 👌 A-1🎉

Has anyone uploaded how to break the grip or defend this?

Any tips on how to defend the sub once stuck the in the closed guard position

Should do a series on butterfly guard, that's what I'm currently working on lol

Great ju-jitsu channel

I never considered giving up the mount to get the kimura. Mindful of the success rate of the finish if they try to frame up with the free hand once I took them into my guard…🤔

Love this. Question as a beginning white belt though, when you post on your head to the opposite side does it open you to the guillotine choke? Any tips on avoiding that?

big oss! :)

Thanks for the great vid and the sneeky pass. Is it similar in nogi, only difference is the grip of the wrist instead of the gi? Thanks

Elegant

In the first variation why wouldn’t you go to side control instead of top mount?

nice, but more impressive would be showing a counter to this pass once the arm gets pinned.

What if the man on the bottom attack with the guilotine? He does not even need another hand to lock it when having the gi. If he extends fast with the whole body the man on the top will either tap or let go of the trapped hand.

Fascinating, and effective. Any tips on staying motivated in jiu-jitsu?

I espek yu naow. Than yu.

OSS!

Clickbait 😂 I'm here 🙋‍♂️ After watching it... My coach Marcio taught me this pass 💪😬🥋 I use it all the time 😎

Handcuff pass, or pressure pass

Oss

looks like you could be vulnerable to an arm bar on your right arm posted on the ground....if he traps your arm by swinging the right leg over your head, no?

I use the lapel to do this pass to then chain into another attack

How much would the pinning arm grip change in No GI??

If i get this on someone ill let you know. Closed guard gives me all kinds of trouble

So effective and so annoying the guys that use these types of passes🤪

Legit question: Why is the bottom player not going for a guillotine or getting double underhooks for a sweep? Seems high risk for the top player.

I love to do this is it legit at any belt?

Can you do this in no gi..?🤷‍♂️

Good moves, but how do you avoid the obvious guillotine ?

Are you at risk of Kimura when you pin his arm at the start?

A nice easy 75 step process. 😂

I tried today, but I could not do it. The guy was moving a lot. Let try again on Saturday

What if he throws the guillotine?