Guard Retention Drills
5-Day Jiu-Jitsu Challenge | 4th Edition - White Belt Survival Guide
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9m 4s
This is the second video for Day 2. Here's what you'll learn:
-Why you should NEVER push on the opponent's far leg when they're passing your guard
-The right frame to build against a passing opponent that helps you stay relaxed and in the moment
-How to recover your guard as your opponent uses the "Toreando pass"
-A series of guard retention drills that - once mastered - will make it almost impossible for opponents to pass
-The "Michael Jordan dunk" guard recovery technique
-Bonus tips for larger opponents
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