First off let me just say that Saulo Riberio Jiu-Jitsu Resolution is the best GI series on the market today. I love this dude's game because it's all about technique. In Saulo's own words "Too much strength...you are going to get tired. Jiu-Jitsu is not about strength."
As it relates to passing the half guard Saulo first rule(one that applies to every pass) is:
"Flatten you opponent out before you start the pass.(Circle towards feet)"
Ok..enough with the fluff some of the more memoriable Half Guard pass techniques.
Half Guard Pass #1 :
- Get near arm under opponent. shoulder
- Drop head over to opposite side.
- Raise hips and get up on toes
- Drop trapped knee over opponent inside thigh
- Switch hips inside and bring knee thru
- Secure side control
Half Guard Pass #2(Not able to get near arm under shoulder):
- Switch side by turning back to opponent's head.
- Use near arm to lock in opponent's hip.
- Walk trapped foot up until knee clears half guard.
- Use far knee(bottom) to trap opponent's bottom hip.
- Pull trapped leg free
- Switch hips
- Secure side control
- Switch side by turning back to opponent's head.
- Use near arm to lock in opponent's hip.
- Bring back up to opponent's chin
- Walk trapped foot up until knee clears half guard.
- Switch hip over and drop knee to near side(as if to mount).
- Bring head across to far side and secure near shoulder.
- Bring far leg inside to free trapped leg
- Secure mount
- Move back and drop chest onto opponent's hips.
- Secure overarm lock on hips.
- Bring head to far side.
- Move hips towards trapped leg.
- Extend trapped leg.
- Secure side control.
- Opponent gets underhook.
- Secure overhook on opponent's arm and grab his belt..
- Adjust body switching hips toward far side.
- Swing far leg up and over to sit on opponent's near side.
- Grab top leg at the knee.
- Use free leg to push on opponent's bottom knee.
- Switch hips
- Secure side control.
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