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Roy Dean Academy

Pass Any Guard: The Principles of Passing

Pass Any Guard: The Principles of Passing

$147.00 USD
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Pass Any Guard: The Principles of Passing is Roy Dean's instructional guide on passing the guard, built on 8 principles. It's for anyone who passes the guard in jiu jitsu, no gi grappling, Judo, or mixed martial arts.

Roy Dean is pleased to announce the Principles of Passing, a new conceptual approach to passing the guard.  This approach is guaranteed to improve your guard passing skills, setting you up for positional dominance and a submission finish.

Over 45 minutes, this 4th degree black belt will give you 8 simple principles, plus his Master's guard passing formula, to supercharge your understanding of this critical skill in jiu jitsu, no gi grappling, Judo, and mixed martial arts.

Once you understand these 8 principles, you'll be able to invent techniques in the moment, unrestricted by the usual technical patterns.

Download the Principles of Passing today and observe jiu jitsu with a new perspective.

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FAQs

What is guard passing in BJJ?
Guard passing is getting past your opponent's legs to reach a dominant position, like side control. Roy Dean's approach is about setting up positional dominance and a submission finish.
What is the difference between pressure passing and speed passing?
Pressure passing uses your body weight to pin the opponent's hips and legs. Speed passing uses quick, explosive movement to get past the legs. The last principle in this course is called Pressure Vs Speed.
What are the 8 principles in Pass Any Guard: The Principles of Passing?
Roy Dean's 8 principles are Pain And Move, Blade Your Body, Control The Sprawl, Limb Substitution, Create An Obstruction, Upper Body Anchors, Pass The Knee line, and Pressure Vs Speed.