EASILY Pass Every Modern Guard (example: DLR, De La Riva)

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[@RadicalTrivia]

I'm so happy to hear you talk about this concept. I call it "reliable grips vs unreliable grips" - a "reliable grip" is one I decide when to let go, an "unreliable grip" is one that I don't decide when, but I can use both types to my advantage. Thanks for the great videos, Henry!

[@travisboothe5670]

Thanks for the concept you dont always have to break grips. Eye opener for me.

[@BJJSurfParadiseHotel]

@henry, loved this, bought your DVD, guard passing is now fun, thank you

[@MackTrainingAcademy]

Been using this for a while and it works and it is effortless.

[@PauloBerni699]

Thank you about the grips! I’ve always worked through or around the grip. My instructor would say “You need to break grips more!” but I always found a way to capitalize on what most would consider a liability in a given position. I’m not new; I’m a nine year black belt under an esteemed association and school, but there have been things that until I hear them from a world class practitioner, I just think I’m unorthodox. Similarly Keenan Cornilious vindicated my intuition and non-smashing style a few years ago by talking about trapping dominate positional control points (hips, arm pit/shoulders knee articulations etc) without having to impose weighted pressure. I am already a smaller guy, so aggressive grip breaking in this case or “Smashing” was neither efficient, effective nor necessary most of the times.

[@generallobster]

Never question whether Henry knows Jiu jitsu

[@freyafreyat]

Question - In one of your videos you mention weight distribution and example given was opponent is on back, feet on your hips with double sleeve controls. For me, I feel like if I'm driving into them, that would help them bubble sweep? Trying to mesh how we make them carry weight but also still able to react to a sweep that needs our weight loaded onto them. Love the content, just wondered!

[@levizin917]

give me examples of gi players? any stundents of yours?

[@organicenergy5124]

How about x guard please 🙏?

[@REDLINE.FGC1]

I've been working wrist locks lately. Do you have any great traps or lessons regarding finding wrist locks?

[@shabblabbat]

step 1. find the wrist, step 2. out the door!