All the TH-cam guys making impractical videos need to watch this. THIS IS A COMMON SITUATION with a perspective that can be done in real time to get the upper hand in Randori or Real world application! Great Vid!
Thanks Dom! Can’t wait to try some details you show, like going to the sleeve when collar is blocked, and using your foot to regroup higher on their pant. I run into both of those things when I use this passing. Thanks again!!!
love the detail on the cuff grip! feel like many of us go for the collar but not allowing the oponent to get back on their elbow makes a huge difference
I love controlling that nearside arm (big kesa player) and leg, but I haven't done it so much from standing and with that sort of pressure. Looking forward to playing with this. Thanks for the info.
I just want to say this pass works amazing, i had some people respond to this by not letting put their leg between my legs and bring it up as a knee shield, so my weight is on their knee shield and the push me back to reset..
You can do that, but I find it easier to fight their ability to pull their knee to their chest if I start lower on the leg, then walk them down, and their leg naturally extends. THEN I switch my grip to the knee once it's already extended from the lower pant grip
All the TH-cam guys making impractical videos need to watch this.
THIS IS A COMMON SITUATION with a perspective that can be done in real time to get the upper hand in Randori or Real world application! Great Vid!
Bro is ahead of his time
I love this style of passing, much more my thing. We did this Yesterday in class, except we didn’t add in the sleeve grip, thanks!
Thanks Dom! Can’t wait to try some details you show, like going to the sleeve when collar is blocked, and using your foot to regroup higher on their pant. I run into both of those things when I use this passing. Thanks again!!!
Slow, simple but effective... Thank you!
love the detail on the cuff grip! feel like many of us go for the collar but not allowing the oponent to get back on their elbow makes a huge difference
I love controlling that nearside arm (big kesa player) and leg, but I haven't done it so much from standing and with that sort of pressure. Looking forward to playing with this. Thanks for the info.
Always good tips, thanks for the share! This is very useful.
Dig your vids Dom. Keep it up. Love the simple stuff.
Hey Dom love your videos
Thank you it's helping so much
Dubious Dom is by far the best BJJ practitioner I have ever seen
Great video. Thanks
I just want to say this pass works amazing, i had some people respond to this by not letting put their leg between my legs and bring it up as a knee shield, so my weight is on their knee shield and the push me back to reset..
Great explination. Been going down a rabbit hole on this style of passing. Are there any vids you recommend purchasing about it?
First lol. Can’t wait to watch this.
hey dom what do u do when opponent throw in the lasso ? :)
Inescapable?
Me: laughs in white belt
Very nice supplement to the private I had with you. Is there a no gi equivalent?
Yes. Reverse c grip the bottom leg, and chin strap overhook to replace the collar/tricep
why don't you grab above/at the knee initially?
You can do that, but I find it easier to fight their ability to pull their knee to their chest if I start lower on the leg, then walk them down, and their leg naturally extends. THEN I switch my grip to the knee once it's already extended from the lower pant grip
I've never passed looking for them to turtle.. . I feel like a newb now :(
Study Tainan Dalpra, Lucas Lepri, two of the best at that.