Jeff Glover demonstrates his floating style guard pass without the gi in this video. For lighter players in BJJ, this style of passing can be extremely effective being that the separation makes it hard for your opponent to push you off or bridge you off. Jeff is very dangerous in this position as he baits guillotines and darce chokes as opponents get frustrated and sit up for leg grabs.
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Passing half guard to guillotine chok...
Jeff explains a great set up to the guillotine choke off a back step pass. This technique is a bait so your timing can ruin the surprise if you reach for the neck to soon. Often times creating space can encourage your opponent to move into traps if set up properly.
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Triangle defense from closed guard
The first objective in defending the dangerous triangle choke is to posture up and create distance from your opponent while weakening his leg squeeze.
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Cement job grip passing half guard
The cement job grip is a wresting turn that is one of the more powerful controls in grappling. The idea is to underhook the far arm and also hook over the neck controlling your opponents upper body and preventing the bridge. ***This grip is great for setting up mounted guillotine chokes and man...
