Arizona Camp March 2022: Float Passing with Jay Pages

[@honeyhole411]

00:00 intro 04:14 kick out 10:16 bring the foot inside 14:20 hip switch 20:42 knee cut

[@calbaking]

7:20 hook the leg/foot 10:20 step/swing inside 13:00 student troubleshooting 14:30 opponent framing 19:03 DLR part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXmpop-nqJd0gNU

[@drock00013]

Good passing for leglockers too because of the leg pommeling.

[@mariusgheorghe4543]

This is gold.. now let's get to work :)!!! Thank you !

[@golddee2040]

Like the tip about keeping opponents knees facing away from the way you want to pass. I will certainly try to remember this principal. In think on it now, the toreando pass certainly embodies it.

[@adolfoforonda3363]

Great stuff by Jay, hope to see the rdlr stuff he mentions at the end.

[@Ronin13881]

very cool stuff. simple but useful. thank you!

[@7Phoenix1]

love it! thanks for sharing! i hope you will share the body lock passing class also 😀

[@rollinOnCode]

oh there was a body lock pass class too? oh man i hope i can make it out there to arizona next time

[@illinoisbay]

How essential is it to pin hand? Without it the position seems unstable and too easy for him to move.

[@JSMinstantcoaching]

Great vidéo

[@freddiethompson7753]

The problem I have is capturing and extending out that arm. People are always bunched up much tighter than that, any tips?

[@Jon-ud3mi]

I find that gripping that hand with my opposite hand (palm up) then passing it over to my hand on the same side once it’s separated from his body works. It’s similar to the cross-gripping from mount thing Danaher teaches.

[@rollinOnCode]

6:20 hi jay can we go to mount from there instead of knee on belly? it looks like such a cool floaty pass

[@jaypages205]

Sorry for the late reply. I’m just seeing the comments. Yes, you can transition to mount.

[@Felix-nk1hq]

7:30, 8:26 10:33, 11:31 14:35, 18:30, 19:15 20:53, 21:49

[@marston9106]

19:08

[@islrubsca2330]

Those 2 girls in the left of screen, just paying zero attention, having their own little chat session during the instruction. No hespect at all. I wanted the instructor to turn around and tell them to STFU or leave.

[@2up-wl9jp]

The guy in the background is my dad

[@YotamGalli]

Well, at no point did he 'float' or passed 'without grips'

[@samurai74785]

I get that globetrotters is meant to be a relaxed environment, but dang those 2 girls talking most of the video took it a bit too far

[@RAPEDBYBLACKS]

i dont even wipe my ass or shower

[@ben-arte8936]

When the coach giving the seminar says "I hate mount. I can't hold it very well," it might be time to look somewhere else 👀

[@levon6363]

Close minded. There is more than just mount, ppl have different games and it doesn't mean that they are bad in other areas because they avoid one specific area. I'm actually glad when coaches are honest, I don't have to agree but I'm glad I see his/her perspective

[@hermanmelville3871]

I agree to an extent. But that just tells me if I ever see him teaching any mount techniques to take whatever he says with a big grain of salt.

[@ben-arte8936]

@@levon6363 that’s very fair!

[@drock00013]

Go look somewhere else then 🤷‍♂️Jay is a great instructor. You are obviously new around here. It's not a seminar about maintaining mount so it's not relevant.

[@zevstarr-tambor7084]

He can hold mount on 99.9 percent of bjj athletes all day long. It was kind of a joke, judging by tone:)