57 BJJ Guard Passing Techniques in Just 8 Minutes - Jason Scully

[@lMobiuscidl]

0:57 Closed Guard 3:54 Butterfly Guard 4:34 Standing Passes 5:22 Spider Guard 6:05 Half Guard

[@rwjbush]

You’re the REAL MVP

[@Nehauon]

Thank you cid

[@mohammadal-kayed3303]

this is by far the best video on youtube teaching so many passes ... i truly appreciate all the info and effort you put in your videos ... great work

[@Beenie0085]

i dont know which belt you achieved but against a purple belt or higher you can`t pass his guard like this! the dude in white GI have no body tension because it is a demonstration! try it (never) in real fight without rules

[@Eudamonic]

Christian Primig Umm the demonstrator is a black belt who has pulled off these passes in live training and competition. I believe that counts for something?

[@definitelynottigerwhitten5865]

0:58 Opening guard 1:01 Shuffle knee to butt and get combat base 1:14 Push belt with both hands and cat stretch to combat base 1:21 From feet 1:24 Pull sleeve and open guard on that side and bounce when standing up 1:34 Pop up to feet and break ankle link 1:41 Stand up and put both knees between guard 1:52 Single stack 2:04 Single stack and Pass to opposite side (hips blocked) 2:17 Double stack 2:34 Knee slice 2:44 Knee slice with gi (no underhook) 2:56 Over-under pass 3:08 Force butterfly, trap a leg, hug pass 3:18 Stack pass to flip over back take 3:29 Double under, pin one leg down and jump over 3:36 Low style X pass 3:46 Double under Low sitout 3:55 Force butterfly Butterfly, trap one side and kickback 4:06 Deep underhook, pin one leg w elbow and knee slide 4:14 Jumping butterfly pass 4:19 Folding pass 4:27 Cradle pass Standing passes 4:38 X pass 4:42 Folding pass (rdlr X pass position) 4:47 Bullfighter 4:54 Leg drag 4:58 Defensive regard to arm swim 5:02 Step leg over for leg drag 5:07 Long step pass 5:13 Step around from sitting guard W underhook take back Spider guard Breaking: 5:23 Turn elbows out 5:27 Hands underneath push feet up 5:30 Tip over, foot on leg, pull arm out 5:33 If foot is on hip, tip over and knee on their leg, pull out arm 5:38 Breaking leg lasso Curl Wrist and walk fingers up like spider with knee helping 5:44 Step on leg, free arm, leg drag hug pass 5:48 Grab sleeve, step on leg, free arm, switch grip, leg drag 5:55 Push feet over and fight for back 6:00 Bull fighter Half guard Breaks: 6:08 Force half guard 6:13 Feed lapel for underhook 6:18 Pop knee out Passes: 6:25 Knee slice 6:31 Gi shoulder control 6:38 Long hug pass 6:45 Pry out leg 6:52 Sit hip down w knee up and pry out 6:57 Back step head control, Pry out 7:04 If op bridges into you, mount 7:11 Underhook, tripod, pry out to knee slice 7:20 Underhook, tripod, pry out, mount 7:32 Bad z guard to knee slice 7:39 Shin cutter from high z shield 7:43 leg drag 7:49 Leg lace

[@Toddbarcey]

my brain is exploding

[@nowhere2hide440]

lol that's exactly what I was thinking

[@davidhunt6519]

This is a joy to watch. I'm a white belt novice, and this is so above me, but I cannot wait to start learning these on my journey.

[@f3liciene142]

David Hunt Have you improved? :D

[@CharlieBoy360]

Most of these are white belt level. There's a lot of them though so one at a time :)

[@johndaughaday4579]

How’s it been going bro?

[@carrie7225]

Did you end up sticking with BJJ?

[@shivilsachdeva]

Watched this for the first time the week I started BJJ. 3 years later, I still watch this. Big fan, JSculs!

[@JulienMayard-q8q]

Watched this as a white belt and only retained one maybe two passes. Watching this as a purple belt years later now, iv learned 90% of these at some point. Great video.

[@vernonhuffman3595]

Incredibly tight and low profile, man. Excellent demo.

[@tookurjaerbs]

This is amazing. I was alone in my room watching this and shouted "What!?!?" when I saw some of your sneaky passes. lol Thanks for the video.

[@kimmin36944]

This is best video i ever seen

[@KnobCreekBandit]

You give me so mich confidence and push as a white belt ive noticed an increase in stability and attacks and maneuverability due to the magic you share, love you Scully!

[@TritonFightCenter]

You did a great job with these series. You are a true ambassador to BJJ. Please keep these coming.

[@ProfessorButts]

This is easily the biggest flaw in my game, if I get caught in guard I usually concede defeat and just drop back hoping to pull guard. This video had a lot of very interesting techniques that I'll definitely be trying out.

[@yairjones491]

its nice that i watched these vid two years ago and didnt understand nothing, now most of the moves i know and understood deeply everything satisfying!

[@rowanll281]

I watch this everyday....

[@alexmaclin1194]

me too

[@ЧеловекЧеловеченко-б2с]

Hey man, which belt are you know?

[@ajr7273]

Still? Lol

[@Chaosdude341]

This technique is so intentional and precise, it's truly a work of beauty.

[@jacknoonestunes9427]

Just letting you know this is the most helpful video on the internet

[@markitawhitlatch149]

I have been standing right away to pass really throws people off for some reason. This is a great video because it helps me become better at passing and puts your opponent in a great situation to learn. Thank you!

[@AZNBOOM808]

This is great for people that are looking for a move that works for them but may not know that the move is out there, much thanks ~someone who can't pay for formal lessons

[@F22Raptor8]

Finally a bunch of passing options! This may be my new favorite vid on KZbin. Will have to get well-acquainted.

[@mikehenry79]

Holy crap. You could spend months practicing the techniques in this video. Outstanding.

[@marcparingaux9205]

AT THE END !!!! A tutorial without tons of blabla thank you man

[@bingowoohoo]

these videos are too good. i always plateau when it comes to a technique, from there it's situations and options. thanks man!

[@ThatsMrTimex2You]

Your Technique videos make me straight up antsy to hit the mat after work, also on that note PLEASE MAKE A DVD THIS STUFF IS GREAT! Much Respect Ossss!

[@1EmergingCenter]

Love the sit-out from the counter to the double under pass.

[@deadmonikor]

Friggin' Ninja. Awesome variations. The Knee Cutter pass was the first pass my instructor taught me almost a year ago. Still drill that pass daily.

[@juanbeteta4219]

I’m glad you gave a whole variety of pass, so now I can study them in depth.👍👍👍

[@chcknpie04]

Been coming back to this for a decade!

[@notbman]

Awesome video. That was the variety I needed to see, so many other videos just have too much dialogue (no disrespect to those making helpful videos).

[@GregCappello124]

I like the grip breaks on the x guard. That is challenging. Any pass on the x guard is gold.

[@milanz2265]

Love those videos watching them every time before class.Please do more!

[@migraine516]

These vids are the shit. I love these quick summaries that show you everything thats possible.

[@GrahamsYouTube]

Stunning execution of some very smooth passes, it flows like liquid awesomeness, one to watch on repeat, thank you for the effort in making this video!

[@bornfedslaughter]

These videos are the best. I thinks it's just so cool knowing some options and what they look like even if you don't have all the details. It's still fun pulling some of this stuff off sometimes and just knowing all the possibilities of jiujitsu. I use your guard options video if I need to show someone what bjj is.

[@lowe_the_showe202]

Dude ur vids are my favorite and I'm always watching them before open mats to see what works for me

[@jgn2112]

this vid is one of my favorite vids of any kind on youtube. Favorited and watch daily. As a beginner, of course I'm learning a little bit of everything. But the one thing I want to focus on and really excel at is passing guard. I want this to be my money! Thanks for posting!

[@lambadaking]

I came home from training and I just like to watch your videos - amazing work, amazing knowledge, thanks for sharing. Its kind of overwhelming,so I try to pick just one or two things to work on and hope I remember them. Doing my first tournament in less than 3 weeks....I'm planning on watching several of your videos over and over until the tournament...

[@beargrylls3]

these are the most useful videos ever, keep going! Even though you probably are working on it, a video on the bottom of full mount would be amazing!

[@benjaminlvovsky7444]

Very good overview! I really like the approach to close guard game as an attack to close guard.

[@akhon]

Wow, this video is invaluable! It provides a lot of solutions and alternatives to the problems that I encounter when passing my opponent's guard. I especially like the sit-out pass after the double underhook attempt at 3:50. Why didn't I think of that?! The breaking out of spider guard techniques are fantastic too!

[@TheAGSTube]

Totally agree. Mind blown at 3:50

[@SheboyganGrappler]

What a wonderful barrage of information. So many tools. Thanks for sharing!

[@Ph6301]

I find your videos very entertaining and educational. You give me some ideas for my techniques. Keep them coming. Take care.

[@Alchemist3333]

Amazing techniques video, very clear and detailed. I love the pass where you flip him over to take the back!

[@southwestfishguy]

Very useful video Jason, I have had much success with the bull fighter, leg drag, and standing squat pass. Thank you.

[@th4iwins]

I appreciate all the work that your putting into these videos, they are simply awesome.

[@mattowens3421]

Great combos. Nice how the blue belt shows some resistance and attacks your balance.

[@rotothemeo]

I'm also a white belt and I'm preparing for a competition in April thanks for this video.

[@mttvr4]

awesome video Jason, I just hit the double unders step out pass in training today and it worked great. keep up the awesome videos.

[@RickMitchell-Invictus]

always great stuff Professor Jason. Going to invest in your program this week.

[@beastfromtheeast422]

We just did that low level pass in BJJ class today. Works very well.

[@krupple]

This video is going to COMPLETELY change people's awareness of their game.Subtle, subconscious options will start popping up right in front of them.

[@dallasbell6156]

This video was ahead of its time

[@carlossantos3450]

Valeu mestrão! Muito obrigado por sua atenção professor em compartilhar conosco estas técnicas.

[@McDave1312]

I love these kind of videos! thank you for doing these :) It would be really great if you would extend this series, especially no gi techniques.

[@jbravo41]

YESSSSS !!!! Another quality upload, great work bro !!!

[@phillipadams6735]

thank you Jason. I have learned what works for me and used it in some cases

[@EmpiricalPragmatist]

I've always thought of it like blitz chess, but with negative incremental time i.e. the faster you play, the less time your opponent has. It's a game of mental agility. Of coming up with problems faster than your opponent can come up with solutions, and vice versa. ;)

[@АвтоизДубая-к9т]

Today I am gonna try them out during my training. Thanks a lot.

[@wrybread]

Great video, lots and lots to study. One of my goto passes is the double under, and everyone I train with has learned to grab my belt the second I go for it. I'm looking forward to trying that variation you showed at 2:58, which looks like it might counter it...

[@Schlain666]

Typical counter if someone goes for double under is (if ur on bottom) hook your feet inside their thighs, like butterfly hooks.

[@kace999]

Double under to low sitout is slick

[@buckmajor]

WOWSERS!!! Your awesome Jason. There is so much techniques to absorb and I can't wait to execute a few of them. I have a lot of weaknesses on passing guard and a few other areas so I can apply some of them ;) CHEERS :)

[@Mhurilo10]

This should be playing on the TVs of every gym

[@selimd40]

I like every video of Jason Scully, I respect him! Is there also a video for the grappling passin from the gaurd?

[@drugfree1]

Good god man! A lot of great content here. Literally speeches...

[@herculesrockefeller4584]

I’m going to watch this every day.

[@bjjbrawler1]

Thanks!!! Extremely valuable techniques. Good technique shown throughout all passes... great stuff!

[@jyoseph]

Mind completely blown. Thanks for sharing all of these great techniques.

[@brandonrodriguez1993]

It's like a encyclopedia in just 8 minutes The techniques were useful during class

[@treyeumph]

amazing. exactly what I was looking for. Great selection of moves to show also

[@Mrbrownfolks]

That double under sit out is sick. I can't believe I never tried it.

[@flippous]

I watch and study these videos daily good shit!! Do you have one on submissions fighting from ur back in full guard?

[@Holdmaabeer]

Jason, great technique and teaching style. Thank you.

[@chcknpie04]

I’ve been revisiting this video for years

[@TheOccTher]

Dude, that's the funniest and best response to date...lol...love it!

[@bundy4prez462]

I love these jam packed technique clips

[@tbip2001]

Im blown away! I will be studying this hard!

[@Pavement-Prophets]

Amazingly technical moves, thanks for sharing.

[@Darkensaw]

thx really needed this i always have to learn new passes...

[@mjs2334]

All of your videos are great. Thank you!

[@Naterator92]

Wow another awesome video! Please keep up the great work jason!

[@CarolinMueller]

my new favorite channel.

[@Cyge240sx]

after watching this i was able to pass higher belts. mind you they let me have them most likely. they tapped me seconds after but still it works

[@miamijiujitsu]

You did a great job Jason. Keep up the good work.

[@MatthewCGiroux]

Thx this really helped me refresh my passing game

[@eisenj21188]

great video! i like all videos and i have a specoal request: make a side control ascaping video please :)

[@flanker909]

Excellent guard passing roadmap, Jason! im only blue belt and I know that a good guy will do whatever he can to deny you grips in the first place while trying to get his...I feel like the first man to secure his grips gets an early upper hand in whatever he intends to pull off. Nonetheless, variety is a great asset so if he blocks the first move, you can flawlessly switch to plan b,c,d..etc. Thanks for the great video and subscribed!

[@youknowmeboy8545]

Flanker After how long did you get your blue belt. I live in europe so the trainers and training is crap. I trained for about a year and still im absolute shit on the mat. Would love to learn and improve fast.

[@flanker909]

You Know Me Boy Im an expat living in Dubai, we have a good black belt Brazilian coach. I got my blue belt after about 2 years. what's wrong with your teachers mate?

[@JasonVarela713]

You Know Me Boy Sometimes friend, repping for yourself is never enough, to get better you have to be around others who understand techniques better than you, in case you aren't invest some time doing passing reps where the guarder has to recover, you get to practice passing, and your partner learns how to respond in the event of getting passed. Sending some positive vibes from NYC!!

[@iwillknifeya]

Great stuff! A lot of effort has went into this. Cheers :)

[@jitsplayer83]

This is a great video on passing the guard...... like boomdunker said I will be drilling them all. Once agin thank you so much. Hope you make more videos. OSSS!

[@ottl2]

@jasculs Incredible videos man. I hope you don't delete them on KZbin if you put out a DVD or something. Im from germany and it would be pretty difficult to buy a dvd from the US.

[@AfroPrepperPasadena]

Great video, its good to see whats coming up.

[@CamronWiltshire]

You have ridiculous skills bro! Thanks for all of the tips!

[@RobPorVida]

You are incredable! isthere anywhere online I can get these on DVD or download to my ipod? (I could just rip them off youtube, but i have far too much respect for you to do so without your permission).

[@bornfedslaughter]

So cool! I love the art of the passing game.

[@PC-ur5hl]

Great high-level reference video

[@aplus1080]

Dude you're such a phenom. Where you been?!

[@TheOccTher]

Yes, this seems to be the advise I've received from everyone who goes up against a larger opponent. Also, I was instructed to wait for them to try a move and use their momentum against them. I am now a blue belt and find it better to slow down. However, now that I am not muscling it through, it's harder to your my brain over my brawn. This is why I love BJJ, it's like a chess match!

[@jmhinnen]

Thanks, man! Don't suppose you can do a reference vid on butterfly guard sweeps, attacks, and options, couldja? lol

[@rodrigoextremo]

awesome as always Jason!!!

[@TheOccTher]

good ideas...will definitely think of them as I roll. Either way, I love this sport and always feel like I've meditated; very calm after a class Again, thanks!

[@ivanoder8255]

Great video!! Really helped me improve. Thanks!