Saulo Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu Revolution 1 - Passing the Guard

Saulos Jiu-Jitsu Revolution guard passing DVD is absolutely amazing! Learn to open the legs and pass even the most advanced guards with the most creative guard material you will ever see! This DVD covers the closed guard, open guard and many variations like the butterfly guard and more. An awesome DVD!
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[@Benjiko]

I used this move successfully 4 times in a rolling session the night after watching this video. Good stuff!

[@michelpapineau8868]

I saw this guard pass and I have been successfully applying it to every BJJ class! Requires very little effort and keeps you safe from attacks. Thanks Saulo!!!

[@jrdking1]

Works like magic...after you break the guard and are going for the pass, hold on to your opponent's belt to avoid getting swept. This man is a genius. Thank for improving my BJJ.

[@LuisMorales-dj6qe]

blew my white belt mind. will most certainly be using this.

[@eaglegold3303]

+Luis Morales lol my white belt mind. :)

[@DjRio0001]

Luis Morales mine too! Anyone knows the name of this pass?

[@massivemagoo]

R U still a white belt bro

[@darkphantom454]

Wished I learned this guard break earlier, but for me Saulo's emphasis on respecting and taking care of your training partner is why he seems to be such a great teacher and master. Digging knees into thighs and other douche moves that injure training partners are for morons who claim to train "UFC bro."

[@Matt_G824]

This is great. Now going to watch this about 10 more times...

[@davidbandini3484]

My name is David Bandini, I'm training at Carlson Grace school in London,I'm white belt with 3 stripes. I want to tell you really thanks for this lesson!! I pass few times the guard using this manner. The first time I did it I was surprised because usually I spend all my time trying to escape from the guard but today it was easy!! Thanks a lot!! Pardon my bad English....OSS!!

[@davidbandini3484]

Combat Sports Fitness half guard and side control, when I went in side control I was afraid about Triangle or Arm lock but It worked!!

[@bigreg47]

Lmao yea me to as well

[@honpaul2203]

Love this guy and how he explains jiu jitsu. I also recognized that I used too much power using this guard pass, pushing and elbowing,... doesn't feel good. Will implement this escape. Now with just the amount of power needed to execute...

[@jasgalvan]

I have the same issue when passing...I often feel that I am using too much power...I will also be implementing his recommendations. Have you tried using this technique yet? Did it help you when passing the guard?

[@HAVOCJKD]

Beautifully simple pass - Saulo is an incredible practitioner

[@spyu]

I love his swagger. That quiet confidence is awesome. "Go Chris...It's nothing. Go Chris go...go" He just sits there looking bored. You see this same swagger in some of his matches too. He's on a whole other level. So great.

[@dioccosifrield]

Professor Saulo, muito obrigado por compartilhar seus conhecimentos. Oss

[@sochin7777]

Who else wants to try this out RIGHT NOW? Damn, it's so long until the next class....

[@bigreg47]

Me 😜 cant wait until tomorrow!!!!😛

[@7eventhSamurai]

That was just amazing. So much attention to detail, and so much finesse.

[@joeyripswell]

Thank you very much for this string of videos. I am a newish white belt in a smash style gym. I am also the skinniest guy in the gym , 5'10" @ 140 lbs (6'5"" reach). I've learned that there are advantages to the pressure and smash style but I definitely struggle to open the guard with my bony elbow. I hate to disagree with my teachers but the kind of pressure I have to use on the lapel and thighs at the same time burns out my energy. I always use the traditional way first (in respect of my teacher) then quick switch directions->post my knee and rip through the guard. No subs yet but I am super happy break through whenever I want. You are awesome. Thank you. Side note to any long and skinny newbies...Fushida A1X fits me like a glove with an A1 belt. Also...defend everything. Forget attacks for now. With this mindset I can spar longer. The helplessness will start at brown belt though lol. Peace

[@ojloaf]

ever since I seen this video i've opened everyones guard effortlessly first try using this simple movement, amazing!

[@jgou2]

As a complete beginner I must try this!! Saulo's teaching seems very simple to follow! Can't wait to give it a go!! Cheers

[@Brigidare]

Great detail I wish every instructor taught that well. Straight technique conserving energy.

[@jacobberg4007]

I LOVE that gentle approach 👍👏

[@UmDiaEuFicoBom]

Tried it. Works way better then the traditional method for me. Thanks a lot for the video. Really helped my game.

[@dojanglesclimb]

The knee in the butt and elbow the thigh pass was the first guard pass I was taught by two different instructors. It's so ineffective. Why is this even taught at all? Like Saulo says, why hurt your training partner and why try to use strength like a bully when you can move efficiently utilizing your whole body with superb leverage like an artist. Saulo Ribeiro is the fucking man.

[@dojanglesclimb]

I've used this pretty effectively as of late. The key is to do it fast as fuck and even if you just make a little space you can go for double under hook pass or something else. Of course, it does take good posture to pull off and some grip fighting. If my opponent really holds me down then I go for the can opener or start fucking with his neck and stacking him until he has to let me go.

[@SOLROSENBERG2]

I can't believe that I've never heard that one crucial detail @3:00 before. That's so brilliant and simple. I'll be adding that ASAP.

[@ceharrison06]

Excellent technique and basics.

[@scottfrayn]

I can't find this in Saulo's Jiu-Jitsu University book. Glad it's on YT.

[@cmedip]

Thank You from Houston,Tx. I train at Gracie Barra. I will use this

[@Wisstihrwas]

i have to try this at my class! Its very very impressive how he explain the technique. I like the part when he says it's not about force and hurting your opponent because there are many guys trying to open your guard with their elbows. So in fact it about technique and details! That's why i love bjj!!

[@sylver76]

Beautiful guard pass. Love the details!

[@sarith4190]

Once you open the guard, what technique would be the best to pass?

[@davetong]

That was excellent, sir. Efficient and effective

[@TonyFernandezjkdjedi]

OUTSTANDING...Great technique here, can't wait to try this! Thank You!

[@aprilmendez1429]

I've tried everything to pass my coaches Guard,,, I'll try this too! Looks good! :) Thanks.

[@MisterHuxtable]

Saulo is so sick. He totally chages the game.

can't wait to do that tomorrow, during the training!

[@bornfedslaughter]

Saulo knows everything about leverage..

[@tunaburn]

dude this technique is awesome!

[@andresgrajales2431]

Very good teacher. Don´t hurt your training partner, nice message.

[@whitebullteam]

Thank you professor, good lesson. I like it so much. This is real BJJ

[@carloshernandez78]

this is the greatest way to break the guard that i've seen

[@skar516]

Did this yesterday against a very tall opponent and worked like a charm. Thank you ossu

[@dannielpreto]

So simple so effective can't wait to try it tomorrow :)

[@The1mulc1]

i just love how he said remember guys you dont want to push the guy hhh so funny !

[@carlosgomes7360]

obrigado senhor RIBEIRO ; OSS

[@sdfins]

Excellent technique!! Thank you!

[@davidemiozzi8589]

Great approach!

[@judomachine]

i am a black belt and felt like a white belt watching this. Saulo is AWESOME!!!

[@robasvin]

Muito bom! O livro dele é excelente também.

[@PvtCaptain]

@Tigarapld Since it was two months ago you've probably already decided, but his book is entirely based on the gi

[@robasvin]

His book is amazing too.

[@redled82]

I think I am going to try it. Lokks pretty good. I am just a beginner in bjj, tnx 4 this video.

[@MALUSinc]

holy crap. thats amazing.

[@boydemfoot]

looks to me that the omoplata is pretty open right there as the guard is broken. what do i know compared to this man though

[@TomSmall]

Thank you, i'll have to try this next class!

[@Rawa29]

Cool stuff, gonna try it today.

[@tdkage]

Everybody should listen to his first part about taking care and being friends with your training partner.

[@christophermedeiros1806]

Oss , Thank you SOKI

[@SergioArroyoSailing]

would love to see a follow on video on what pass to execute after you break the guard :)

[@Da_Fonz]

This is awesome teaching!!!

[@pimpcadillacs]

Thank you sir

[@JohnGacyPogotheclown]

Awesome video thank you

[@TheSwip3z]

just bought the book

[@e00337]

thanks ! seems very helpful ill try this out

[@thiagoc.4866]

Sensacional!

[@Karascool]

Sweet I'm gonna try this next time I'm in class.

[@yukdog]

Nice !! Will use this

[@electronikita]

Woah... that was...wow

[@jjmdirector]

Obrigado

[@Deuger]

haha been doing exactly the elbow to knee 0:59 massage thing and it doesnt even work on people who dont care about pain. will definitely practise this pass!

[@Rafaninjahturtle]

We’ll time for me to practice this

[@smalldog221]

All the stuff I was missing...sweet.

[@bigreg47]

What if he raises up to get a collar tie or head control? Or try to grip lapels or still attack arm?

[@SenseiEli]

You can change your vote. This is a good video.

[@selvmordspilot]

great instructions

[@scnarb]

What if, when you step back to create space they go for the scissor sweep or something similar?

[@ClaudioPereira]

O Jiu-Jitsu Búzios, na pessoa do Mestre Chuck tem a honra de convidar o Mestre Saulo Ribeiro e equipe para participarem do Arena Búzios de Jiu-Jitsu 2016 que acontecera no dia 20/11/2016. Hospedagens serão providenciadas. Oss

[@kanguesso]

@KJGould Din't know that my friend, thanks.

[@LngPHP]

Excellent

[@zambimaru]

I've just started doing jujitsu, but I'm already having problems with the beginner guard pass where you push down on the opponents knees. So far it's rarely worked. I'll definitely give this move a try.

[@alltkaos]

How would you do this without a gi? Where would the left hand (the arm which uses the elbow to control the body) be?

[@00Fir300]

it made my ground game pretty easier THX ALOT

[@MegaHitman666]

Thousand tumbs up.

[@MeleDrummer]

Thanks

[@hdperez88]

Perfection

[@xnslrzn]

nice video. i tend to drive my elbows into their thigh, which I don't want to do... what is the success rate with this?

[@torychisolm7261]

thank you i will try this tomorrow Osss

[@Angelo101117]

"...wif your back of your butt" :D Great stuff! Can't wait to try.

[@jgn2112]

After watching this video, I've concluded that Portugese is the coolest accent in the world.

[@Charlesb1]

nice, I'm going to use this

[@needlzzz1]

thanks a lot man!

[@KJGould]

@kanguesso He shows passes later on. Not going to give you everything in a promotional clip.

[@ippolea]

Hooooly shit ! Sulo is a monster professor

[@jonassteinberg3779]

Anyway, I'll try this anyway. It's weird how little content there is on opening the guard.

[@TakeshixStudios]

"yuh don wan that happen" LMAO great video I use it later :D

[@centrodeestudosdejiujitsue3672]

espetacular

[@icify149]

How do you deal with arm drags to the left hand on the hip?

[@Sr.D]

In judo one of the first ways i learn to pass the guard was hurting my partner with the elbow, and even today it's very used in judo i don't use it in jiu jitsu because i realised people don't use it and don't like it to be with a partner that do that thing, great video

[@sebastianarteaga8401]

someone could say me what is leverage?

[@stillthefnshow]

The General!!! OSSU!!!

[@basedvato]

Problem I have with this technique is that when I put my foot out, and base to balance the smarter purple, and blue belts will curl in and under hook the leg which leads to sweeps and Uma-Plata... any advise to this? I like the idea of this technique.

[@skyearthsoul]

I'm a white belt so take what I am about to say with a grain of salt. If I understand what your saying correctly; just go for putting your shin down on the leg that they are attempting to curl with with your knee on the mat which will open up the possibility for a guard pass, or simply try and stand up and distance yourself from your grounded opponent while evading a sweep and breaking any grips. Hope that helps!

[@basedvato]

Thanks for advise. I think my problem was I was to squared up while doing this teq. I notice how his shoulders line is perpendicular to his opponents shoulder line... while crunching back with legs and small of back. I will re-attempt this on open mat this week. I been looking for high yield guard openings, that take minimal energy - like any teq takes many times to perfect, I wont give up yet.

[@nickhero6329]

What a god

[@agookchild]

does it work in No Gi too?

[@dakojimas]

Triangle offense?