Passes

  • Standing Guard Pass
  • Double Knee Standing Pass
  • Double Leg Pass
  • Switchover Half-guard Pass
  • Knee-through Pass
  • Cross Knee-through Pass
  • Shoulder Control Pass
  • Hip/Shoulder Control Pass
  • Overlook Leg Control Pass
  • Basic Half-Guard Pass

Remember that these techniques are to be practiced under the supervision of a qualified and certified instructor, do not try to work on these techniques on your own if you have never trained any martial arts. Look for certified Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belts. We are not responsible for any injuries.

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