This is the exact kind of tutorial I'm looking for. Even in the classes I pay for I'm struggling to get information on just a fundamental base for grappling largely because other students are just more advanced. which is frustrating because I've always been all about the fundamentals in wrestling. For instance, I knew about the arm weave pass from this position, but I didn't know anything about the headquarters position, controlling it, the options I have, what I should be managing or even just how to do a basic knee slide. I just came on the day they taught the arm weave technique so that's what I learned that day. Everything in grappling is a flow chart, and it's difficult for me to create it in my mind without this kind of info. Thank you for sharing.
I hear you. When I started out in BJJ it seemed like some instructors were not forthcoming with techniques. They liked to spoon feed new students for whatever reason. Now, with so many online videos you can advance and add techniques to your game so much more rapidly than in the past.
@@biashacker I think it's a lot to do with not overwhelming people. There is a broad range in people's ability to uptake information and retain it. Most instructors tend to the least common denominator principle which means if you're one who can take in a lot fast, you're not who they're targeting. Others will struggle to grasp even the spoonful. This is an excellent video for anyone blue to brown to pick up many important things, but I would bet it's a bit much for most white belts.
unfortunately most bjj teachers are bad especially here, in brazil they don't have any didactics or methodology they play random positions and you take forever to connect one thing to another. they can be great black belts but most are not prepared to teach
@@phoenixamaranth Brand new white belt here & Yes I am having a hard time with digesting this. I'll have to watch it several times. I'll ask my professor too.
@@wm7102 I have been training for 12 years and run my own academy and still had to watch this about ten times. Try starting with just the knee slide and side smash in isolation. Then, when you feel comfortable with both of them, start incorporating them together.
This is my favorite passing dilemma! If the knee slice fails, you have the side smash. If the side smash fails, you have the knee cut. It took me several months to get it but now it has become my A game passing system! This was the best video explanation I’ve seen on it yet. Awesome job as always, it was worth the wait.
Have probably watched this video 25 times and am still picking up nuances to try in class - amazing resource for us trying to learn the game, thank you Jordan! And thanks for being so kind when I met you with my son at the provincials in Niagara - got a silver using your competition game plan 🥳
yo the pay options are wild. first off you're built like a war ninja. secondly I thought this vid would be the simple a/b thing from the last vid and was thinking I would have to find a more comprehensive vid for passing somewhere in your stash. but nope, this was super detailed !!! and I appreciate it so much. Five of this ten is for both the last two vids that are already helping me tremendously. the other five is for your daughter for drawing that cool ass pic about your youtube channel. lastly a shout out to La Bash for making sure this vid got made lol. your channel is amazing, one of my favs to sharpen my tools. congrats on all your success. 100k subs on the way fam
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu hell yea!!! lol. im a white belt and today in class i had blue belts and white belts having to leave their failed attempts to pass my guard. not every time of course but a few times. t rex and knee shields all day. thank you again
Jordan thank you so much. I’ve been looking for something like this to drill. I’ve really tried to start narrowing my focus on what I’m learning at one time to avoid getting overwhelmed.
@@nenaddabic7994 it really does seem to work better. I hate the feeling when you walk in and have no idea what you want to work. Then usually you leave having no idea what you did
The best thing to do is definitely focus on one area at a time. BJJ schools need to do a better job of not just teaching random stuff all the time. As well as to conveying to their students the best way to progress. Mine still isn't perfect yet. It I'm always trying to improve and am getting close to finding what I think is the perfect way to teach people optimally 🙂
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu please share if you have a breakthrough. Right now I’m torn between drilling techniques or focusing on concepts and positional sparring Kit Dale style.
@@barrett5229 I think focusing on concepts and positional sparring is definitely the way. For example send a month getting positional sparring half guard. Watch a bunch of half guard technique videos (or my Fanatics instructional) and see what resonates. Focus on the concept of never letting someone grab your head or take an underhook. The month after do the same with half guard passing. All the while also focusing on those things when you're actually rolling too. You can't not improve drastically doing that.
I love the way our professor teaches his lessons, but your videos are freaking STELLAR. I really enjoy how you don’t go into “too” much detail, and keep the video examples coming one after another….over and over while you’re on a specific technique. Really enjoying your content!
This is absolute quality! Thanks Jordan and team. I’m a big guy and I roll with a very strong tall, heavy, fast coach with an excellent guard game. I was always freaked out how to approach his guard, and now I get to headquarters, pull my rifleman crouch pose and use the A-B system. Absolutely awesome and has totally changed my game and how I approach guard and get on the offensive. Oss 🤙 Best BJJ Chanel going round. Keep it up 🤩
Hey Jordan, im a 4 months white belt starting at age 29. Found your channel and loved the content, the footage from practice really helps us a lot more than just teaching the moves. Salute from Brasil.
Jeff Chan made a video on this a while ago. “Chain guard passes.” He also included the X pass if you’re opponent is resistant and traps your leg in between theirs. Great video. I like this combo, simple and effective!
@@thos1618 when your opponent resists the knee cut pass by pushing on your shoulders, you can X pass by pushing their knee to their left side and kicking out with your leg. See Jeff’s video for more info.
Once I learned a proper knee slide pass the smash pass combo I kind of figured out just by having guys over commit to preventing the knee slide so I hade to come up with another option. Obviously there were some holes in my rudimentary version but it got me decently far against less experienced grapplers, but the extra details you included I feel like will help me against the higher belts now.
Been working on this since watching jeff chan mma's breakdown on the passing combo. He also throws in an x pass while transitioning the smash to knee cut if their legs are open. The best part is you can just keep going between the three until you finally get through!
Yepp exactly! I thought about including the x pass and leg drag but the challenge is always stopping myself from adding too much information. It's hard not to go down the rabbit hole lol
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu I'd love if you did a video including those 2, maybe make it a bit of a series so you can tell viewers to watch the first video if they don't have the first combo down yet. Add the leg drag in the second, then x pass in the third installment, and boom throw it all together you have a solid 4 pass combo series!
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu quick question on the smash pass. When you smash the legs down, are you trying to push the legs to the side or more towards their head? I feel like going more to the side frees them up to extend their legs making it harder to consolidate their hips and giving them more space to work with. I've noticed actively pushing them sideways and toward the head helps shut that down a little more but I'm not completely sure if there's any drawbacks.
These videos are just amazing. The repetition and slowmo + details and focusing on concepts goes a long, long way. I regularly use your insights in live rolls. Thanks for doing this.
The format of these kinds of videos is fantastic. Where I think other channels fail is that they do what you do in any jiujitsu academy and just point a camera at it. They fail to tap into the real potential of a video format. These videos maximize what can be done with the medium with narration and smart editing showing both controlled and live examples in a well paced manner. Also organizing this as a system of "if A do B", "if B do C" means I can properly sit down with a pen and paper (which I did) and draw out a flow chart with notes and details. Then during my open drilling class, ask my partner to do all the little counters and then practice countering the counters. One of the best jiu jitsu videos I've ever seen. Please Jordan more like this!
This has been one of my favourite passing systems since Jordan showed me during a private nearly a year ago. I even almost used it to pass Jordan's guard in one of his earlier vids but I don't have it mastered, and Jordan will capitalize on the smallest mistake! 🤙
@@scottphillips8117 you got it! I really focus on getting an underhook myself now when going for a knee cut. I think that clip helped me get my blue belt 😄
I saw this over a year ago and my passing improved significantly. I've been using it ever since and it's given me the most success I've had doing BJJ. I can see I commented then too. Rewatching now I missed so many details and so many tips that went over my head then, but I can definitely see now. I've been underhooking on my knee slide but not necessarily keeping them flat, and I've been entering in the middle. Some things to work on for sure. Having started with Judo where the ground work is very speed and pressure based, all the concepts on the ground has made BJJ much easier Although I always lead with my left leg forwards (I've been told that a good thing) so I'm having to mentally flip everything you do. I wish youtube let you mirror a video. Would be so much easier. Great video again. I've learned a lot from you
Well done man! Yepp a lot of details go into it for sure and you really need to be aware of what you're doing. Videotaping yourself will help a lot too, so you can notice your mistakes faster :) And thanks for the kind words. I hope you'll enjoy my content down the line as well. :)
As an avid knee slide and leg weave passer, this was exactly what I needed. It helped me pass one of my frequent training partners that had my passing all figured out!
I am a white belt who is getting good at bottom defence, but has no idea what to do when I get on top. This video is a godsend. I will watch it every time before practice. Oss.
Haha thanks for the dedication man! 👊 More conceptual videos coming up - I already have one almost ready for publishing. It's about guard passing concepts. And it's full of useful info. Will be uploaded soon 🙂
Thank you again. I have always wanted to learn concepts alongside with specific techniques. I think most school just focus on the moves and techniques but I love learning concept because it will allow me to figure things out on my own and make the techniques my own.
Always coming with the awesome content! Thanks Jordan. My ten year old and I go through your videos religiously. It's the easiest way to teach the fundamental principles and show her the where, when's and why's of the technique. Much love and appreciation for the work you do!
I see your channel reaching a million subs within this year. Keep it up man great stuff. I really think your videos have helped my game out. I hear your voice when I’m rolling. “Don’t let them grab your head” “get the undertook”
This is literally my passing game. But you explained it so well and I have a lot more knowledge of details that I need to be implementing now that I've seen this video! Thanks again Jordan!
Excellent content. I also enjoy your bits of humor sprinkled into the mix in the same, droning voice. Your videos deliver top-notch information and are a pleasure to view. Oss.
YAY! You put a clip of you with Jeff Chan (MMA shredded) and he did well in it!!! I needed this guide, I struggle passing, this video was excellent! Thanks bro!
Powerful passing combo, thanks for going into detail with this one. I usually find a way to scramble through but your breakdown has clearly shown me where I can improve. Can’t wait to try this out tonight!! 💫
I revisited this video recently and used the 'smash pass first, to set up the knee cut' to hit some nice passes against goof guys recently. So effective.
Great video on passing. I like when you narrate it so that we lower belts can grasp the logic behind your moves. PS...I spotted someone that looked just like you at The Ontario Opens in Ajax last Sunday on Mother's day.
I did this today rolling with a very high level purple belt whose guard has always been extremely hard for me to pass - even a solid over under pass usually ended in me getting my back taken, but i did the knee cut to side smash and side smash to knee cut back and forth and got past his guard easily several times. Really exciting.
Great video! I think the Xpass fits right in the middle, when their knees are pointing up! That's the combo I teach my students, but I'm definetly adding the smash pass now. Great job!
Great use of using angles and rolling footage to show your examples. These are my favorite ways to pass the guard which I believe is the hardest and most difficult position to drill because every inch of space you give is an opportunity to recover for your opponent. Keep up the great work Jordan!
Wow, this is one of the best tutorials on making these passes work I think I've ever seen and I've seen a lot! Definitely going to be studying this video religiously for a while to master all the key details you laid out that I've never been told before.
Thanks so much for doing this. I think we chatted about this a year ago. I also spam X pass which seems to work well in combination with the other two from headquarters. Your channel is getting me excited to train again. I haven't been on the mats since November 2021.
One of the best videos summarizing these passes and addressing all the issues that I encounter while trying them. The details are awesome. I always struggle getting past that inside hook on the smash pass - Can't thank you enough!
You killed it yet again brother! Great video and even better system. That helps a lot to enter a roll. I like that you added arrows in details bc the details are key. Keep it up man! I appreciate your videos.
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsuThanks Jordan, btw do you have any defensive systems for someone on their back?. I keep ending up with larger opponents either getting side control on me or North South. I keep escaping but it's a constant back and forth.
This is the exact kind of tutorial I'm looking for. Even in the classes I pay for I'm struggling to get information on just a fundamental base for grappling largely because other students are just more advanced. which is frustrating because I've always been all about the fundamentals in wrestling. For instance, I knew about the arm weave pass from this position, but I didn't know anything about the headquarters position, controlling it, the options I have, what I should be managing or even just how to do a basic knee slide. I just came on the day they taught the arm weave technique so that's what I learned that day. Everything in grappling is a flow chart, and it's difficult for me to create it in my mind without this kind of info. Thank you for sharing.
I hear you. When I started out in BJJ it seemed like some instructors were not forthcoming with techniques. They liked to spoon feed new students for whatever reason. Now, with so many online videos you can advance and add techniques to your game so much more rapidly than in the past.
@@biashacker I think it's a lot to do with not overwhelming people. There is a broad range in people's ability to uptake information and retain it. Most instructors tend to the least common denominator principle which means if you're one who can take in a lot fast, you're not who they're targeting. Others will struggle to grasp even the spoonful. This is an excellent video for anyone blue to brown to pick up many important things, but I would bet it's a bit much for most white belts.
unfortunately most bjj teachers are bad especially here, in brazil they don't have any didactics or methodology they play random positions and you take forever to connect one thing to another. they can be great black belts but most are not prepared to teach
@@phoenixamaranth Brand new white belt here & Yes I am having a hard time with digesting this. I'll have to watch it several times. I'll ask my professor too.
@@wm7102 I have been training for 12 years and run my own academy and still had to watch this about ten times. Try starting with just the knee slide and side smash in isolation. Then, when you feel comfortable with both of them, start incorporating them together.
This is my favorite passing dilemma! If the knee slice fails, you have the side smash. If the side smash fails, you have the knee cut. It took me several months to get it but now it has become my A game passing system! This was the best video explanation I’ve seen on it yet. Awesome job as always, it was worth the wait.
Thank you! It was a fun one to make. Really upped my editing game with this one 🔥
Have probably watched this video 25 times and am still picking up nuances to try in class - amazing resource for us trying to learn the game, thank you Jordan! And thanks for being so kind when I met you with my son at the provincials in Niagara - got a silver using your competition game plan 🥳
Glad the video has been helping you! It was nice meeting you guys. See you a round 🙂
Literally this. I keep coming back to it and finding something new.
yo the pay options are wild. first off you're built like a war ninja. secondly I thought this vid would be the simple a/b thing from the last vid and was thinking I would have to find a more comprehensive vid for passing somewhere in your stash. but nope, this was super detailed !!! and I appreciate it so much. Five of this ten is for both the last two vids that are already helping me tremendously. the other five is for your daughter for drawing that cool ass pic about your youtube channel. lastly a shout out to La Bash for making sure this vid got made lol. your channel is amazing, one of my favs to sharpen my tools. congrats on all your success. 100k subs on the way fam
You're the man! Thank you so much. I'll give her a $5 for her work 🙂
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu hell yea!!! lol. im a white belt and today in class i had blue belts and white belts having to leave their failed attempts to pass my guard. not every time of course but a few times. t rex and knee shields all day. thank you again
Jordan thank you so much. I’ve been looking for something like this to drill. I’ve really tried to start narrowing my focus on what I’m learning at one time to avoid getting overwhelmed.
Same here. I started bjj 4 years ago, still a blue belt without a game. I am starting to narrow down on techniques and systems in order to improve.
@@nenaddabic7994 it really does seem to work better. I hate the feeling when you walk in and have no idea what you want to work. Then usually you leave having no idea what you did
The best thing to do is definitely focus on one area at a time. BJJ schools need to do a better job of not just teaching random stuff all the time. As well as to conveying to their students the best way to progress. Mine still isn't perfect yet. It I'm always trying to improve and am getting close to finding what I think is the perfect way to teach people optimally 🙂
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu please share if you have a breakthrough. Right now I’m torn between drilling techniques or focusing on concepts and positional sparring Kit Dale style.
@@barrett5229 I think focusing on concepts and positional sparring is definitely the way.
For example send a month getting positional sparring half guard. Watch a bunch of half guard technique videos (or my Fanatics instructional) and see what resonates. Focus on the concept of never letting someone grab your head or take an underhook. The month after do the same with half guard passing.
All the while also focusing on those things when you're actually rolling too. You can't not improve drastically doing that.
I love the way our professor teaches his lessons, but your videos are freaking STELLAR.
I really enjoy how you don’t go into “too” much detail, and keep the video examples coming one after another….over and over while you’re on a specific technique.
Really enjoying your content!
This is absolute quality! Thanks Jordan and team. I’m a big guy and I roll with a very strong tall, heavy, fast coach with an excellent guard game. I was always freaked out how to approach his guard, and now I get to headquarters, pull my rifleman crouch pose and use the A-B system. Absolutely awesome and has totally changed my game and how I approach guard and get on the offensive. Oss 🤙
Best BJJ Chanel going round. Keep it up 🤩
I appreciate it man! Thank you!
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu Best content available. Learning so much from your channel. Unreal.
Hey Jordan, im a 4 months white belt starting at age 29. Found your channel and loved the content, the footage from practice really helps us a lot more than just teaching the moves. Salute from Brasil.
Jeff Chan made a video on this a while ago. “Chain guard passes.” He also included the X pass if you’re opponent is resistant and traps your leg in between theirs. Great video. I like this combo, simple and effective!
Nice. I gotta check it out. Funny enough Jeff is also in this video in one of the clips.
Yeah where does the X-Pass fit into this? It's from the same position and too effective to overlook.
@@thos1618 when your opponent resists the knee cut pass by pushing on your shoulders, you can X pass by pushing their knee to their left side and kicking out with your leg. See Jeff’s video for more info.
Once I learned a proper knee slide pass the smash pass combo I kind of figured out just by having guys over commit to preventing the knee slide so I hade to come up with another option. Obviously there were some holes in my rudimentary version but it got me decently far against less experienced grapplers, but the extra details you included I feel like will help me against the higher belts now.
Dude, your videos are like a cold beer on a hot summers day. Very much appreciated
Awh thanks haha. Very kind of you!
Been working on this since watching jeff chan mma's breakdown on the passing combo. He also throws in an x pass while transitioning the smash to knee cut if their legs are open. The best part is you can just keep going between the three until you finally get through!
Yepp exactly! I thought about including the x pass and leg drag but the challenge is always stopping myself from adding too much information. It's hard not to go down the rabbit hole lol
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu I'd love if you did a video including those 2, maybe make it a bit of a series so you can tell viewers to watch the first video if they don't have the first combo down yet. Add the leg drag in the second, then x pass in the third installment, and boom throw it all together you have a solid 4 pass combo series!
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu quick question on the smash pass. When you smash the legs down, are you trying to push the legs to the side or more towards their head? I feel like going more to the side frees them up to extend their legs making it harder to consolidate their hips and giving them more space to work with. I've noticed actively pushing them sideways and toward the head helps shut that down a little more but I'm not completely sure if there's any drawbacks.
wich video is that?
@@krush9243 ua-cam.com/video/xB7hra58b2k/v-deo.html
Jeff chan mma chain passing
These videos are just amazing. The repetition and slowmo + details and focusing on concepts goes a long, long way. I regularly use your insights in live rolls. Thanks for doing this.
I appreciate it! Glad your having success with my tips 🙏
The format of these kinds of videos is fantastic. Where I think other channels fail is that they do what you do in any jiujitsu academy and just point a camera at it. They fail to tap into the real potential of a video format. These videos maximize what can be done with the medium with narration and smart editing showing both controlled and live examples in a well paced manner.
Also organizing this as a system of "if A do B", "if B do C" means I can properly sit down with a pen and paper (which I did) and draw out a flow chart with notes and details. Then during my open drilling class, ask my partner to do all the little counters and then practice countering the counters. One of the best jiu jitsu videos I've ever seen.
Please Jordan more like this!
Thanks for the video.
Congrats on the 5.11 sponsor too!
Thank you! They really hooked me up. Awesome company!
Congrats on the sponsorship! That is awesome and much deserved brother!!!
Thank you! Blows my mind they sponsored me and hooked me up so generously 🙂
This video covers so much detail in two super common techniques. So glad I subscribed
I'm glad you did too. Thanks!
Man this is such high quality, straight to the point material. So awesome!
Glad you think so 👊
This has been one of my favourite passing systems since Jordan showed me during a private nearly a year ago.
I even almost used it to pass Jordan's guard in one of his earlier vids but I don't have it mastered, and Jordan will capitalize on the smallest mistake!
🤙
You were so close haha !!! I was rooting for you 🤣🤣🤣
@@nikkip1445 White belt passes Black belts guard would have made for a good title 😅
Haha you were definitely a little too close for comfort 😅
The guy who switched grips and gave up an underhook? So close bro, really solid passing
@@scottphillips8117 you got it! I really focus on getting an underhook myself now when going for a knee cut. I think that clip helped me get my blue belt 😄
Thank you for doing both gi and no gi🙏🏼. I love no gi better bc I hate grip fighting! But all the more to keep learning and challenging myself
awesome video once again. It's also awesome to see your Patron growing, it seems the list of names is growing every week. keep smashing it Jordan.
Thank you! Blows my mind to see it grow and I'm so grateful for it 🙏
@23 seconds - this visual is amazing.
Thank you! I thought so too. Really showed the system perfectly.
I saw this over a year ago and my passing improved significantly. I've been using it ever since and it's given me the most success I've had doing BJJ. I can see I commented then too. Rewatching now I missed so many details and so many tips that went over my head then, but I can definitely see now. I've been underhooking on my knee slide but not necessarily keeping them flat, and I've been entering in the middle. Some things to work on for sure. Having started with Judo where the ground work is very speed and pressure based, all the concepts on the ground has made BJJ much easier
Although I always lead with my left leg forwards (I've been told that a good thing) so I'm having to mentally flip everything you do. I wish youtube let you mirror a video. Would be so much easier.
Great video again. I've learned a lot from you
Well done man! Yepp a lot of details go into it for sure and you really need to be aware of what you're doing. Videotaping yourself will help a lot too, so you can notice your mistakes faster :)
And thanks for the kind words. I hope you'll enjoy my content down the line as well. :)
As an avid knee slide and leg weave passer, this was exactly what I needed. It helped me pass one of my frequent training partners that had my passing all figured out!
That's great to hear! Happy to help 🙂
I am a white belt who is getting good at bottom defence, but has no idea what to do when I get on top. This video is a godsend. I will watch it every time before practice. Oss.
Met you at Ontario Open and won my bracket! Thanks for the videos dude 🤙
Amazing man congratulations! It was great meeting you 🙏. Hope to see you at next one too!
One of my favorite videos you’ve made. Thank you!
One of my favorites too. My best edited one for sure 🙂
Idea for video: What grips do you need to break and what grips don't you need to break?
It would be cool to have a conceptual idea of this.
I have a grip fight video that go's over this conceptually :)
This is the 5th time I watch this video 😂 we need more passing concepts / theory Jordan! Thanks and keep it up
Haha thanks for the dedication man! 👊 More conceptual videos coming up - I already have one almost ready for publishing. It's about guard passing concepts. And it's full of useful info.
Will be uploaded soon 🙂
You can get really far with a basic 1-2 system like this ❤ good stuff!
Basics over everything!
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu1 basic move and knowing all the counters is way better than half knowing 10 moves. Completely changed my mind set
Thank you again. I have always wanted to learn concepts alongside with specific techniques. I think most school just focus on the moves and techniques but I love learning concept because it will allow me to figure things out on my own and make the techniques my own.
Always coming with the awesome content! Thanks Jordan. My ten year old and I go through your videos religiously. It's the easiest way to teach the fundamental principles and show her the where, when's and why's of the technique. Much love and appreciation for the work you do!
That's amazing! It makes me really happy to hear that. I have a 9 year old daughter. It's great we get to share BJJ with our kids 🙂
Got my first competition as a blue belt (just one match) and I’m excited to use this!
Hope it helps 🙂 Have fun!
How did it go
I will be watching this several times thanks
Glad you find it helpful 🙏
I see your channel reaching a million subs within this year. Keep it up man great stuff. I really think your videos have helped my game out. I hear your voice when I’m rolling. “Don’t let them grab your head” “get the undertook”
I use these passes all the time in gi and nogi. Thanks for adding some nice details I’ve missed.
My favorite passing system. Love all the content! 👊🏽
It's the best! Thank you 👊
This is literally my passing game. But you explained it so well and I have a lot more knowledge of details that I need to be implementing now that I've seen this video! Thanks again Jordan!
Excellent content. I also enjoy your bits of humor sprinkled into the mix in the same, droning voice. Your videos deliver top-notch information and are a pleasure to view. Oss.
Much appreciated! Thank you!
thats the content that i needed!
a dilemma position
please post more of these for other positions ! if you have the time
I will for sure!
This was awesome. Exactly what I needed to see this week
Great timing 🙂
Excellent.
Merci.
I think this is my new favourite video on your channel.
One of my best for sure! As my editing improving so does my ability to convey what I teach :)
Jordan your videos are incredible, tremendous camera work and you make it very approachable to a newby
Congratulations buddy! Quality vids 🙏🏽
Thank you!
The BJJ community needs more content like this, focused and simple but an effective system of techniques. Great work.
YAY! You put a clip of you with Jeff Chan (MMA shredded) and he did well in it!!! I needed this guide, I struggle passing, this video was excellent! Thanks bro!
Great to see you getting a big sponsorship with 5.11! Well deserved my man👊🏼
I appreciate it! Thank you 👊
5.11 Ad? Hell yeah. My boots are my favorite shoes of all time. Had them for 3 years and they still holding up
Best BJJ content on youtube right now. I wish more content creators would narrate over the video rather than talk through it. Thanks so much!
It's crazy to me more still haven't caught on that this is the best way. Glad you enjoy the channel 🙏
Powerful passing combo, thanks for going into detail with this one. I usually find a way to scramble through but your breakdown has clearly shown me where I can improve. Can’t wait to try this out tonight!! 💫
Thank you for the great content Jordan! Keep doing you and much love from Bulgaria 🇧🇬
Glad you enjoy it 🙏👊 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
I revisited this video recently and used the 'smash pass first, to set up the knee cut' to hit some nice passes against goof guys recently. So effective.
Great video on passing.
I like when you narrate it so that we lower belts can grasp the logic behind your moves.
PS...I spotted someone that looked just like you at The Ontario Opens in Ajax last Sunday on Mother's day.
Haha it was me!! Next time come and say hi :)
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu
I sure will, sir.
Enjoy your Victoria day long weekend.
@@thejookking thank you! You too!
Broo thank you so much
The details, explanation and structure is soo good damn
I appreciate it 🙏 Thank you!
I did this today rolling with a very high level purple belt whose guard has always been extremely hard for me to pass - even a solid over under pass usually ended in me getting my back taken, but i did the knee cut to side smash and side smash to knee cut back and forth and got past his guard easily several times. Really exciting.
Excellent! Super helpful to breakdown guard passing in this way.
Glad it was helpful 🙂
Lots of content packed in such a short video but you keep it really clear and simple!
Thank you 🙏
Amazing video on a great passing system, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Perfect type of tutorial. Just short enough. Can watch multiple times if needed.
This is so damn good. Short and simple. Easy to understand
After your last video mentioned this combo, I've really wanted to see exactly this. Thanks again, Jordan!
Glad you like it! :)
Thanks for that video will give it a go tomorrow
Hope you have success with it!
we're drilling this in class at the moment so it came at the perfect time. almost 75k subs aswell man, let's goooo!!!
A/B options are so good!
I'll have to do more soon!
Thanks. Been trying HQ since your drilling vid. This will help me I’m sure!
For sure! Glad to help :)
Extremely useful content and instruction, thanks very much!
Where is Jordan's academy?
Thanks man! Trenton, Ontario, Canada!
I was gonna say "more of this" but honestly, more of all your content would be great. Love what you do, keep it up!
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I find myself in the headquarters position all the time! Insanely useful video! Love to see it 🙌
awesome!!! reqeusted this on last vid thanks for uploading
Glad you enjoyed it!
Dope video. Really helpful and one of your best-for shizzle
Thanks!
Been using this setup since white belt days. Great vid man!
dude, great content as always. Gotta watch a few more times so I can take it to open mat.
Glad you enjoy it! I hope you have success with it!
Great video! I think the Xpass fits right in the middle, when their knees are pointing up! That's the combo I teach my students, but I'm definetly adding the smash pass now. Great job!
I almost included the x pass but wanted to keep it a 2 step system. I should have added in hindsight 🙂
Great use of using angles and rolling footage to show your examples. These are my favorite ways to pass the guard which I believe is the hardest and most difficult position to drill because every inch of space you give is an opportunity to recover for your opponent. Keep up the great work Jordan!
Wow, this is one of the best tutorials on making these passes work I think I've ever seen and I've seen a lot! Definitely going to be studying this video religiously for a while to master all the key details you laid out that I've never been told before.
Whoa. Sponsored by 5.11????!??? Moving up in the world, bro! Congrats!
Awesome content, you’ll soon be at a well deserved 100k subscribers
Thank you! I can't wait. I really want that UA-cam play button you get when you hit 100k!
Very nice! Now to drill this a million times
Drillers make killers!
Thanks so much for doing this. I think we chatted about this a year ago. I also spam X pass which seems to work well in combination with the other two from headquarters. Your channel is getting me excited to train again. I haven't been on the mats since November 2021.
Definitely gotta get back out there!
One of the best videos summarizing these passes and addressing all the issues that I encounter while trying them. The details are awesome. I always struggle getting past that inside hook on the smash pass - Can't thank you enough!
One of the best vids I've seen on passing
Thank you, Chad! 🙏
yo the slo mo parenting scenes!!! nothing more tactical than that fam lol
Lol truly. Taking them anywhere is a carefully crafted mission requiring laser focus l
Absolutely brilliant, more A/B system videos please!!
More to come!
thanks that's exactly what i needed 🤝
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Great video. Thanks
Amazing breakdown!!
Thank you!
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsuyou're welcome. From the explanation of the techniques to the editing of the video it was great content!!
👊🏾 be well coach!
you too! 👊
You killed it yet again brother! Great video and even better system. That helps a lot to enter a roll. I like that you added arrows in details bc the details are key. Keep it up man! I appreciate your videos.
Thank you! I'm really proud of how much my editing is improving. As it gets better, the better I'm able to teach a long with it :)
Amazing instruction! Thank you for the details. Osssss.
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Thank you! You’re the man
Thank you!
Great video! More systems like this would be awesome. Thank you.
This video taught me a lot about passing. Excellent system and explanation. Thank you!
Thanks for another great video Jordan aka my go to online coach. Honestly your vids are super effective and practical! Thank you oss!
I appreciate that man! I work hard in them and am glad to help 🙏👊
This is just perfect , can't wait to use this at my next class
I hope you have success with it!
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsuThanks Jordan, btw do you have any defensive systems for someone on their back?. I keep ending up with larger opponents either getting side control on me or North South. I keep escaping but it's a constant back and forth.
Thank you for this all your videos are so awesome but I’ve really been wanting to work on my passing and this video came out at the perfect time
Tak!
Really working passing. Working on not getting sweeped so often and ankle locked when I do
This is exactly what I need! Thanks for always delivering Jordan, you’re the best!
My pleasure! I appreciate it 🙏👊
Thanks for posting this. I have been circling back to this system to work out my huge skill gaps!