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Do you use angle changes to open up your opponent to make throwing them easier or do you just go for the big Ippon?
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in this video I explain something that helped me a lot to improve my understanding and approach when passing.
there are basically two different styles of guard players: flexible, that allows you to get to dominant positions (rely on their flexibility and allow you to get far into dominant grips and positions) and the explosive style that normally use short and strong moves, normally counter attacking every pass attempt with a form of single leg or submission. There are multiple different levels for both and they can both be very efficient at any level. When passing I like the idea of forcing the guard player to play the opposite style, the one they are not comfortable. It normally opens up more gaps and create wrong reactions that will lead to your pass or any opportunity to attack the scramble.
check out the full video on artofjiujitsu.com
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neste vídeo explico algo que me ajudou muito a melhorar a minha compreensão e abordagem ao passar. Existem basicamente dois estilos diferentes de lutadores que fazem guarda: flexível, que permite que você chegue às posições dominantes (se garantem na flexibilidade e permitem que você avance para pegadas e posições dominantes) e o estilo explosivo que normalmente usa movimentos curtos e fortes, normalmente contra-atacam cada tentativa de passagem com uma forma de single leg ou finalização. Existem vários níveis para ambos e ambos podem ser muito eficientes. Ao passar gosto da ideia de obrigar o adversario a jogar o estilo oposto, aquele com que ele não se sente confortável. Normalmente abre mais brechas e cria reações erradas que levarão a sua passagem a qualquer oportunidade de atacar em momentos de desconforto.
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