Detailed BASIC Half Guard Passing to FINISH!

[@kallepikku4991]

"Daaaaamn, the details!👍".... Took the words right out of my mouth.

[@rulesyaface]

I watched the first video you did on this pass over 20x. New details click into place when I give your instructionals some time to breath. I appreciate all you do Coach!

[@Turismo69]

Perfect demo as always 🥋🤼‍♂️

[@gayan369]

Top!🙏👍

[@SuperKarlossantos]

Perfect technique , details always the most important !!

[@mete3254]

he is a wizard

[@ncournault]

Exactly what the doctor ordered. Thanks coach!

[@austforbeer]

So many Amazing tips in this one, I’m astonished.

[@meinereiner7072]

great stuff! 👍

[@martinryan2950]

Details details details 😍

[@JK-uo3pd]

Need this right now. Thanks eh!

[@csl9843]

Great video

[@srisnispy9653]

Really great.coach I need to know how to escape back triangle

[@KCatch22]

There is no escape. I have you, you’re mine. The back triangle is UNSTOPPABLE.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

I will show something in the future... It is a tough position but I have something you can try before its too late.

[@casualsukr1533]

✌️

[@JoseGarcia-tr9mp]

I never try to escape the half-guard, in fact, I have developed an entire system for attacking from within the half-guard. Couple of key points: the leg that is trapped, immediately push your opponents top leg away and point your knee straight up. Afterwards, use your free leg to staple his arm (at the bicep area) to the ground with your shin. From there, if it's gi, you can get a deep bread-cutter grip then wedge your forearm into his throat and start driving your elbow into the ground. He'll either tap, or his response will be to turn towards you, at which point you can begin to attack his free arm or associated shoulder with no interruption because his other arm is trapped beneath your shin. If it's no-gi, there is no collar to latch onto so you would firmly grasp the meat right there between the neck and the shoulder and again wedge your forearm beneath the chin and into the throat and drive your elbow to the ground and go from there. I have chokes from this position, shoulder locks, arm-bars, including a modified spinning arm-bar, and even a bicep slicer. Keep up the good work, I love your page...

[@gregmendoza1915]

I have a question are your toes that are digging into the mat your defense for a sweep?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yes a big part of it.

[@blakmajk3512]

👍🏼👍🏼

[@justnguyen228]

Halfguard, top and bottom, is so white belt friendly - im here every roll if i can get it

[@diabolic42090]

Do you ever use near underhook passing? I know shawn williams is a huge fan of it

[@nerigiron7704]

Hey coach brian I had a question I'm trying to teach my girlfriend jui jitsu she's trying to be law enforcement in the future. she is smaller than me and has shorter arms and limbs I'm trying to teach you an armbar Is there any specific details that she can use that I could teach her in order for her to get an armbar a lot easier I'm close to 6 ft and she's about 5 ft 8

[@TeachMeGrappling]

In the guard? In the mount? The basics should be the same no matter the size difference... Good luck!

[@nerigiron7704]

@@TeachMeGrappling thanks coach appreciate it!

[@dustinlerch9272]

Any decent guard player is going to control that lead arm as you try to pass. Your opening up a back take.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yes I will be doing a back take in the future... Details matter. Guard passing doesn't happen without a mistake by the bottom player. For higher levels, fatigue is usually the factor that leads to the mistake and the guard pass. 🤙

[@dustinlerch9272]

@@TeachMeGrappling Thank you for the reply; can’t wait