BJJ advice needed

[Omega Supreme]

There are a variety of methods to pass a guard and some are complicated, other are not. Here's one that works at the highest level and breeds a very usefull skillset.

Don't force the pass. settle in or bait something and let him open up to attack. Inevitable you're going to get amrbarred/triangled ect. quite a bit but if you take the time to stop after each submission and review what you did wrong then try something different, then you will get very good at defending submissions from top position in guard. Also, this method will work from beginner to advanced becasue it doesn't rely on YOU breaking thier guard, it's a patience game and in order to attack you the opponent must open up and this will present your opportunity to work your timing, escapes, technique ect.

Personally, I like to bait the armbar or triangle with my back arm lightly hooked on thier thigh. as soon as they jump for a submission my hook goes straight arm and that leg get's pinned to the ground where I walk around or go for the double under and stack.

in MMA if all else fails, chainpunch your way out of his guard. It works great!

STFU.

[WhiteShark]

There are a variety of methods to pass a guard and some are complicated, other are not. Here's one that works at the highest level and breeds a very usefull skillset.

Don't force the pass. settle in or bait something and let him open up to attack. Inevitable you're going to get amrbarred/triangled ect. quite a bit but if you take the time to stop after each submission and review what you did wrong then try something different, then you will get very good at defending submissions from top position in guard. Also, this method will work from beginner to advanced becasue it doesn't rely on YOU breaking thier guard, it's a patience game and in order to attack you the opponent must open up and this will present your opportunity to work your timing, escapes, technique ect.

Personally, I like to bait the armbar or triangle with my back arm lightly hooked on thier thigh. as soon as they jump for a submission my hook goes straight arm and that leg get's pinned to the ground where I walk around or go for the double under and stack.

in MMA if all else fails, chainpunch your way out of his guard. It works great!

This must be some sort of extremely dry humor right?

[Tenebrous]

This must be some sort of extremely dry humor right?

Your faith in humanity inspires me.

[The Juggernoob]

My advice on passing guard is a 100 % BJJ technique. It is infallible.

1. While in guard, take your lead arm and raise it in the air.

2. Using your mouth , now this is very tough, so listen carefully, you call over your instructor and explain the difficulties you are having. You apologise to your partner for stopping, but explain that if you dont improve, then he wont have to improve to beat you.

3. Listen very carefully to what your instructor says.

4. Drill, drill, drill some more.

5. Profit.

[stoogejitsu]

One doesn't pass the guard, the guard passes you...

Actually, I seem to remember the "good posture pass" being the first closed guard pass I learned as a beginner that seemed to work while I was just getting comfortable with rolling....

[CheeksWWAC]

Seriously. No one wants to see the blind lead the blind. If you're a "beginnner" as well, that immediately makes you unqualified to talk about technique.

I'm a blue with 4 years of rolling and competition experience, and I don't give out grappling advice because there are people here who are actually qualified to do it.

Shut up and train.

If you ask for advice on the internet, you get what you get. For all I know you only "say" you're a blue belt with 4 years experience, and in reality you're just a fanboy.(seriously not saying you are, and not trying to be a dick, just pointing out that you can be anyone you want on the internet.) I didnt give the guy any sure fire, advanced, 'My professor told me this **** but its a secret so keep it on the DL" counter technique. Its the standard beginners counter to a sit up sweep, and for what it's worth I said "what I do", not "what YOU should do." Relax man, and I really don't need you to tell me to train man, I get plenty of mat time.

[jnp]

If you ask for advice on the internet, you get what you get. For all I know you only "say" you're a blue belt with 4 years experience, and in reality you're just a fanboy.(seriously not saying you are, and not trying to be a dick, just pointing out that you can be anyone you want on the internet.) I didnt give the guy any sure fire, advanced, 'My professor told me this **** but its a secret so keep it on the DL" counter technique. Its the standard beginners counter to a sit up sweep, and for what it's worth I said "what I do", not "what YOU should do." Relax man, and I really don't need you to tell me to train man, I get plenty of mat time.

God damn beginner grapplers on the Internet can be so stupid.

STFU and train dude. You have no business giving technical advice regarding grappling technique.

[CheeksWWAC]

So at what belt do I get to answer basic BJJ questions?

[CoffeeFan]

So at what belt do I get to answer basic BJJ questions?

When your advice doesn't suck you can answer basic BJJ questions.

[CheeksWWAC]

what was wrong with my post? The forum philosophy of STFU and train I get, but if there was something wrong with the technique in my post then I would like to hear it.