A 201 pass based on the etymology of the Torreando pass and culminating in the over /under pass as a pass initiated on its own by trapping one leg with an over hook and the other leg with an under hook.This is known as a pressure pass.

A lesson that demonstrates a butterfly guard pass and several solutions to regarding and submitting the opponent during the pass

Once top position and passing fundamentals are learned individually they are drilled in combinations.Proghressive resistance and moving into FYJJ 100% resistance would be the eventual outcome.

An emergency escape when caught at that final point of no return using weight placement and wedging to free the arm and gain side control.

Cross shin pass to Long pass with Long step bypassing the frame on knee

Cross Shin pass version 2 when frames are placed to the knee and the ribs stopping the long step.In this second variation the knee is inserted before the back step completes its downward sit.

The splitting and stapling of the leg to gain the float position when opponent is in recumbent guard.The float pass is a natural answer to a heavy recumbent guard player.

Passing the opponents recumbent guard with the second variation of the float pass against their knee Which prevents the long step pass.

Third variation when longstep is being blocked and opponents knees can be split by jumping laterally pinning their shield leg with ribs and chest and far leg pops into a tripod.

An antidote to the butterfly guard and sticky feet

A pass based on an opponent not releasing their closed guard using a lot of pressure to not let go.This allows for their hips to be raised and their arm to be trapped.

Resetting to a pass when losing the standard Ashigarami