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Passing Difficult Guards by Gabriel Gonzaga

by Gabriel Gonzaga

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BJJ Black Belt World Champ & Former UFC Contender Gabriel Gonzaga Will Show You How To Destroy Annoying Guards Quickly & Easily

Course content · 4 volumes · 33 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. Smash Knee Cut from Closed Guard
  3. 3. Jumping Guard Break to Cross Knee Cut
  4. 4. Over Under with Belt Grab
  5. 5. Standing Guard Break to Over Under Pass with Belt Grab
  6. 6. Smash Passing the Lasso Guard
  7. 7. Passing the Lasso Guard without Breaking the Grip
  8. 8. Counter Lasso with Fake Ankle Lock to Single Leg to Leg Weave
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Countering Lasso and Finishing with the Ankle Lock
  2. 2. Breaking the Half Guard with the Body Lock & Sprawl
  3. 3. Kneebar from Body Lock
  4. 4. Passing the Half Guard with the Body Lock and Grabbing the Foot
  5. 5. Jump Pass to Back Take off failed Over Under
  6. 6. Passing the Butterfly Guard with the No Hands Gonzaga Pass
  7. 7. Jump Passing the Butterfly Guard with Double Heel Grab
  8. 8. Jump Pass the Butterfly Guard to Double Leg
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Double Leg Takedown with Jump Pass Finish
  2. 2. Half Guard Counter when Opponent has Underhook to Reverse Half Pass
  3. 3. Using the Whizzer to Counter the Half Guard
  4. 4. 3 Submission from Step Over
  5. 5. Omoplata & Wristlock from Step Over
  6. 6. Passing the Deep Half and taking the Back
  7. 7. Passing the Deep Half to Mount
  8. 8. Passing the Spider Guard with the Spiderman Pass
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Pin the Spider Guard Pass
  2. 2. Passing the Spider Guard to Side Control
  3. 3. Passing the Spider Guard to the Stop Resisting Submission
  4. 4. Passing De La Riva with the Long Step
  5. 5. Attacking Straight Foot Lock when in De La Riva Guard
  6. 6. Passing De La Riva to Half Guard
  7. 7. Attacking De La Riva with Roll to Back Take
  8. 8. Dealing with Reverse De La Riva
  9. 9. Conclusion
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