How to do the Stack Pass in BJJ by 4 x BJJ World Champion Fabio Gurgel from https://www.grapplearts.com/pressure

Here are some vintage guard passing highlights. It won’t take you long to realize what my favorite guard pass was – the Knee Cut.

I can’t remember when I learned it, but I know it was my go to pass when I started competing. I have been able to slice through black belt guards for over a decade with it.

The key to being successful with it is having good timing and setups is the key to it’s success. You will see in a lot of the passes it appears effortless – that is what a good setup will do for you.

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How to over-under guard pass has changed over the years, fromThe Pressure Passing System (https://www.grapplearts.com/pressure). In this video 6th degree black belt Fabio Gurgel shows how the over-under pass was created as a natural combination of the stack pass and the torreando pass, and then how it has continued to change to adapt to new ways of countering this position. This is a fascinating glimpse into the history of BJJ.

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The sufboard pass is one of my favorite BJJ guard passes. It’s a really simple movement. Almost like a technical standup going forward.

The Surf board pass can be unexpected sometimes and it even looks cool. But again, it’s not a complicated move to use. Just requires some drilling to nail down the timing.

In this video I work with a friend I met down in Costa Rica.

I met him and his brother last year during our Pura Vida Brazilian Jiu-jitsu retreat. And they were able to train with us again this year.

During our roll I hit the surfboard pass on him and he asked to see some of the details.

And in the mood of sharing. I figured I’d share some of the details with you guys.

So if you’d like to work on the surfboard pass in Brazilian Jiujitsu. Then enjoy the video and hopefully, even though it’s short, you’ll get a couple of useful nuggets of information to make it more effective.

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How to pass the guard using pressure passing in no gi when you don’t have cloth to hold onto. More at https://www.grapplearts.com/pressure

This is a breakdown on how I go about dealing with the shin on shin position before continuing on to guard Passing. A lot of people make the mistake of trying to force the knee cut pass when it’s not available and get put in X-Guard, single leg X, or even heel hooked. It’s important to drive your knee to the opposite side and focus on getting rid of the shin first. Let me know if you have any questions dealing with this position.
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Two combinations linking a guard pass directly to an armlock submission, by Fabio Gurgel, 4 x BJJ World Champion, from https://www.grapplearts.com/pressure

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How to stop your opponent from removing your de la Riva guard hooks! By Rob Biernacki from https://www.grapplearts.com/DLR