Guard pass prevention

[Marc Montano]

I know we have the granby warm ups, but are there other MTS episodes or sections of MTS that you may know of that can help with open guard pass prevention? Thank you all!

[Sean K]

Watch what Eddie does in MTS 104... starting after the 29:15 mark... knee shield, 2 on 1 etc.. Eddie even mentions "hard to pass" :-D

[Marc Montano]

Watch what Eddie does in MTS 104... starting after the 29:15 mark... knee shield, 2 on 1 etc.. Eddie even mentions "hard to pass" :-D

Thank you sir! I am on that!

[brianspinaltap]

If you can combine Marcelo's elbow push escape with his hip roll (which is basically the granby) you're good for 90% of any defence

Elbow push:

https://youtu.be/tmGqgXnuNBE

Hip roll:

https://youtu.be/Y6OGtQxi3Mg

[Arman Fathi]

In the words of Renato, "you welcome"

https://youtu.be/Pnq9mN2odAg

[Eddie Bravo]

The 8 to 4 & 10 to 2 drills we do on D days are crucial guard pass prevention drills

[Marc Montano]

Thank you Master. I will focus on that.

[Tori Applegate]

You need to visit Brandon McCaghren. His strategy on guard and framing took my guard recovery/framing and hip movent to prevent getting passed to the next, next level. I went to a seminar in it in FL over a year ago and am still putting stuff in from that day.

[Brandon Mccaghren]

You need to visit Brandon McCaghren. His strategy on guard and framing took my guard recovery/framing and hip movement to prevent getting passed to the next, next level. I went to a seminar on it in FL over a year ago and am still putting stuff in from that day.

Thank you, Tori!

I'd be more than happy to share this stuff with anyone, anytime. I think we have a really strong system put together.

[Ben Eddy]

Eddie is not big on open guard. He prefers you find a clinch of some sort, his clinch of choice being quarter guard. So you won't find too much about open guard retention in MTS other than ways to establish a clinch and work from there.

For open guard retention, this is the best video I've seen on the subject. Really pulls together the main fundamental concepts behind the top guys' unpassable guards.

https://vimeo.com/martinaedma/review...785/57d71d9148

And this is part 2, but it pretty much repeats the same ideas:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBd_RAfmwRI