How to Pass the Leg Lasso Spider Guard

Ritchie Yip shares the technique he's been using to pass the leg lasso spider guard, which can be an incredibly irritating type of guard to try and pass. Download my free checklist of positions and techniques for learning BJJ at www.grapplearts...

[@hampuztt]

"I don't have osteroporosis" haha

[@aureliomanalo]

This channel is infinitely fascinating, please keep posting videos. I love your no fat, all content style.

[@JoshCather]

This looks great, going to try it tomorrow.

[@advfmf]

Laçar/ Laço = knot Lassar/ Lasso = tired I like your videos, keep going.

[@monkeyrook]

Simple and effective osss

[@SergioArroyoSailing]

great technique!

[@danielbayernowski1544]

Awesome...really awesome. Thanx!!

[@RaphaelFuentes]

Awesome!

[@schism1986]

Thank you Stephan and Ritch, very cool tip! I hate being caught in Laço Guard and will be trying this next time! If you would allow me a small grammar fix though; it's Laço and not Lasso. Both words exist but Lasso with 2 S's means "loose" while Laço with a Ç means "knot" (they are actually pronounced the same way but mean almost the opposite of one another). Either way, thank you for the tip! Oss!

[@harrybreslin761]

Its in English man)

[@nicholasobrien8499]

What would you do if you were in a fully locked up Triangle and the arm is across? Is there an escape or a way to get to an escape From here?

[@StephanKesting]

Shadow Hammer 6 that's always tough and against a really skilled triangle choker you're probably going to tap out, but here are a few options ranging from prevention at the beginning to escaping the situation you described at the end... kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaukp318q66trpY

[@marcdeboer1280]

Oss!