Turn Your BACK to PASS Half Guard!

This video I teach a half guard pass I love. Check out the details and you are sure to find something useful! Enjoy! If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please comment below. More videos to come! Please like, share, and subscribe!!
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[@PvtSchmuckatelli]

My GO TO half guard pass👍

[@glassslack]

coach, that was by far the BEST advertisement for any grappling dummy I've ever seen! seriously! I've always been like way better to grapple with a partner at class but you just demo'd the use case where a dummy is better than a live partner!

[@markoniksic3630]

Coach this channel deserves so much more attention, been binging your clips for two days now, great work and technique!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

I appreciate that!

[@SnoopMenuceHasAHISCHOOLdiploma]

Another fantastic grappling video by Team Coach Brian!

[@robbelliii]

One of my favorite positions…at Six Blades we call this the Negative Guard. You can be rolled by the bottom guy if you don’t use the bottom leg as a kickstand as insurance against the bridge.

[@lordsneed9418]

this is revolutionary. genius.

[@55aviavi]

i've been watching coach brian for the last 4 years. Please keep going =oD

[@davidmills5286]

one of my favorite, go to passes! But you have added a few details that link to immediate offense which will make life much better! Thank you!

[@askBOSCO]

This is TOP NOTCH! Thank you coach for sharing this

[@johannesandersson9477]

I like the hand too

[@jking5772]

Another gem !!!!

[@piotrzawadzki1892]

My favourite way to pass.

[@zazen69]

Reminds me of a technique Mario Sperry used to teach, but you added a bunch of cool details I haven't really seen before.

[@bs9855]

Great details here! Thanks Brian, will try these adjustments on the mat

[@WasabiMintChoco]

Hi Coach. I am practioner in far East country called South Korea. I learned Ghost Escape on your channel and after watching your related videos carefully, I've been unstoppable so far with your Ghost escape! However, there's someone on KZbin who teaches Ghost to counter Escape to North South Choke, and actually looks quite intimidating. Is there any way to break through that defense?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

I saw the video... it doesn't look like a valid defense to me. If the person doing the ghost is skilled with the application, I doubt it will be effective.

[@WasabiMintChoco]

​@@TeachMeGrappling Thank you so much coach you are my great teacher truly! Maybe if the defense gets more famous can you show us your perspectives? Anyway thank you so much always for your videos it really helps us always. Have a wonderful day coach!

[@kbussche]

Please do another video from this spot or reverse kesa.

[@jahosaphat]

Love all the details.

[@ddturnerphd]

More great stuff!

[@gutse007]

💓💓💓

[@copa593]

gold

[@That1CommentGuy]

The problem with this pass is that it opens up a back-take. Trust me, as it is one oy my highest percentage back takes. When you go reverse, there is no tight connection to my bottom leg. There is a degree of timing on this, but basically, as you go to make the resvere set out, I frame against your back which disallows you to occupy the space by my chest and shoulders, While framing, I retract my bottom leg and slide it up to where I wedge it into your butt where it is making contact with the mat, once my bottom leg wedge is in place, I take my framing arm and pull the far lat which helps me then propel myself to the back, my top leg makes the first hook, I lean over and then insert the bottom leg. As I type this out I realize how complicated describing BJJ is. But all im saying is I take peoples backs allllll the time with this guard pass attempt, and No, not on just white and blue belts. Im a purple, and I have used this technique all the way up to black.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

💯… there is definitely two sides to this. Just as you are good at taking backs, there are people out there good at passing guard. Ultimately it’s a stalemate when the moves are played to perfection. One mistake by either player can lose the position. That’s jiu-jitsu!

[@dragosristici]

great pot, huh, mister coach brian?

[@Huicho805]

FIRST BABY BAYBEEEEEEEEEEE

[@Fairfied]

👍

[@afifkallel8300]

when i try this pass when rolling with my coach, i always get caught in an octopus guard sweep

[@anthonygerber8261]

How's it work against other students?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

He probably gets under your hips and escapes his bottom leg... it's tough when they are better than you. Keep developing! Don't give up because someone stops you!

[@robbelliii]

For sure , I’m working on Octopus game now myself. Octopus is the only effective counter I know to the strong negative guard game.

[@afifkallel8300]

@@anthonygerber8261 it works pretty well against the other students except the black belts, they never allow me to be at this position to begin with😂, except with the head coach who let me work.... and then caught me with the octopus

[@jinxit]

in case you need inspiration, I think you've never shown the japanese necktie

[@TeachMeGrappling]

You're right!

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[@TeachMeGrappling]

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