The GREAT DOUBLE UNDER Guard Pass!

[@ctclimberguy34]

New 43yr old white belt .This works pretty good for me. I found if I can get a deep right hand on their right lappel & I bring the pressure some of that transfers to their neck. Thanks!

[@Aaron-bd9sj]

Your vids are amazing, I'm glad I bought your blue belt program.

[@matwatts5909]

When u stand what prevents them from grabbing the ankles and pushing with their legs to sweep u? I seem to get in that situation with one of our blue belts so I started working the over under pass

[@TheGrapplingAcademy]

Balance thru practice. You can also look at using the guard passing hack which I have videos on where you let them try that sweep on purpose

[@matwatts5909]

Thanks ur awesome

[@jonlasarte9690]

One sided stance+knee on their back

[@derspabvogel721]

I do this but I will roll them over their shoulders an take the back. Is that legal or do I have to operate this to side control?

[@TheGrapplingAcademy]

That’s fine too just be careful of their neck

[@mgojich]

Do you have to worry about them attacking your left foot?

[@TheGrapplingAcademy]

Good question Mike. To prevent kneebars, etc, on your left leg, maintain your grip on your partners left hip (nogi) or belt (gi) during the final stages of the pass and, as always, pressure is key. Happy rolling (-: Coach Tom

[@mgojich]

Thanks.

[@LearnTheLandScandinavia]

How do you do this on someone who you’re much taller than? I’m 6’1 and one of my main training partners is similar weight and 5’2. How do I make sure the legs don’t slip off my shoulders when stacki him?

[@root0062]

You've passed the guard then. The whole purpose of this drill is to pass the guard. Maybe stoop lower to fit your training partners height. But I mean to effectively try this drill you gotta at least try with someone with similar size to you. Otherwise you're not benefiting from the purpose of the drill.

[@bazokie]

What? Wait, why are you standing like that before you pull him up?

[@TheGrapplingAcademy]

For more lifting room/stacking height/posture break. (-: Tom Davey

[@bazokie]

Hmmm... interesting. Never seen it done like that. Will give it a try. Thanks.

[@ralphrudd9515]

Check BJJ Scout's study of Murilo Santana. Seems the modern innovation is to tripod into your opponent.

[@emanueldib]

first as always