Rugby Pass (Lachlan Giles)

[@gypsyjazz121]

Last 45 seconds solved every problem I’ve been having with this pass. Thank you so much!

[@askBOSCO]

absolute gold material (as usual). thank you

[@jeremydouglas9633]

Dayum!!!! you deserve so many more views! this is awesome!!!

[@TheEvilskum]

Lachlan. You're such a legit teacher. Thank you for the videos! This is digital gold.

[@xatheus]

I love this pass. This video solved many questions I had about it. Thank you. OSS

[@alymtejani4496]

Great stuff!

[@Toxic_doc]

amazing details

[@oontyex]

Favourite!

[@joshsinclair539]

Great thanks!

[@SergioArroyoSailing]

Wow! you opened up the wall and took out the cage! looks nicer now imho :)

[@sovannpen]

nice pass!

[@jonnymaccers4730]

I feckin hate defending this pass. Any tips please?!!!

[@anonymous-zp5mh]

New sub here

[@matthewsmith7098]

Hi Absolute MMA, just wondering what would stop him, during the process of this Rugby pass, from throwing his leg over your back to do a full guard kindly? (unless I have missed a detail) other than that, great tutorial regarding this rugby pass!

[@khch790818]

👍

[@dusanspica2524]

Hey Lachlan, would this be something that you would use in no gi as well, or do you reckon it's just too slippery?

[@AbsoluteMMAStKilda]

Hi Stari, yeah I use it in no gi, but all passing is harder in no gi so can be harder to finish!

[@plastikdreams6409]

In no gi stuffing those butterflie hooks is a good way of eliminating the guy getting under you and playing for leg locks, I use this pass a lot and there is so many variations, you have to be very tight and precise. Thanks for a great study Lachlan, love your work.

[@nicolasterres3319]

🥋👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@mullm5375]

Seems like a lot of steps.

[@prybarknives]

Only if these movements are natural to you, for us newbs it's just adequate.