The Tornado and Leg Drag Guard Passes are two fundamental guard passes that are used at the highest levels of BJJ in both gi and no-gi competitions. From https://www.grapplearts.com/foundation here is a breakdown of these passes AND how to train them against resistance so that you can become a guard passing machine as fast as possible. One side benefit is that your partner will also develop much better guard retention, so it’s win-win for you and your training partners.

How to pass the De La Riva guard with the Leg Drag Pass, No Gi style.
Here are some important details on how to get rid of De La Riva hook and position yourself so you have the proper angle to execute the pass.
Lots of little details that can help you become a better guard passer.

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Movement based Legdrag Passing ideas. Working more with the reaction of our opponent instead of forcing the drag. Also there is a nasty inside Heelhook option.

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Rory Van Vliet demonstrates how to do the leg drag pass giving you both the theory behind the pass and the actual steps to do it the most efficient way. This is from https://www.grapplearts.com/guardretention, the newest instructional from Grapplearts in which Rory and Stephan Kesting show you how to systematically shut down and counter all the most powerful and most popular guard passes your opponents will use to try and pass your guard.

Next level jiu-jitsu is when you can string techniques together, anticipating your opponent’s reaction and taking advantage of it. This is what Atos Jiu-Jitsu is all about. Check out this video of Atos black belt Rolando Samson showing a slick windshield wiper pass when your opponent puts you in De La Riva guard (pay attention to those details!), then a leg drag entry when your opponent tries to invert to retain the guard!

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If your guard sucks and keeps getting passed like a hot knife through butter, then Guard Recovery Fundamentals is for you!

The first ten lessons are about how to maintain and recover your guard in a self-defense scenario. This is the foundation for the whole course, and it was passed directly to me by my coach, Fabricio Werdum.

I’m very proud to be teaching these drills because there are not many people in the BJJ community who are aware of them.

Also, if you have wife and kids that don’t train Jiu Jitsu, then this is the perfect introduction to the art. Not to mention that these are real life-saving skills!

We will then move to the sport Jiu Jitsu and talk about the main differences between the two, especially regarding the distance management/control.

You will learn how to establish safe grips, safe guard, and when necessary recover against the most common passes, like the knee-slice, over-under, leg drag, long step, double-unders, and stack pass.

Last but not least we will go over the Cocoon position, which is the foundation for an impenetrable defense. When things go wrong and your guard gets passed, the Cocoon is the place to stay until it’s time to recover again.

Most of the escapes originating from the Cocoon are gonna go through the turtle position, so the final part of the series will cover in-depth that aspect of the game.

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When passing the guard I like to break things down into separate mini positions with their own sets of wins and losses. In this position the grip fight battle I am looking to establish a strong passing position and my opponent is looking to entangle me in a guard he prefers to play. I often utilize toreando and knee cut passes as a method of passing my opponent a common defense to these passes is going wide legs, in this situation I like to utilize leg pins to help set up my passes and next positions. Comment and let me know which position you would like me to cover next or more in-depth on this topic.

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