Windshield wiper is a fundamental passing concept used for passing the legs, the knees and the hips.Part of the fundamental family of concepts that develop passing skills

Windshield wiper is a fundamental passing concept that will accelerate learning reactive passing.There are 3 levels to it.Passing the legs found in lesson one, and passing the knees found in this video.Be sure to check out the last lesson in the third instalment of passing the hips.

The third instalment of the passing fundamental called windshield wipers lesson 3 passing the hip.A much needed fundamental when using reactive guard passes.

Combining the passing fundamentals to remain on top.A progressive drill with the opponent building more and more defensive resistance to keep the reactive switches combining smoothly with proper transitional skills.

A fundamental passing concept to switch sides and protect against the underhook.

A passing fundamental that will be the core concept for many reactive style passes.Also known as long step, hip heist, reverse hip heist,Syracuse and wrestlers switch.

Guard Passing fundamentals 101.This specifically deals with inverting or half Granby and turn away guard retention movements.Using timing one comes under and then around the inverted hips with a cobra like movement.

Using a Russian roll one anticipates the start of a Granby and rides hip to hip to take the back.Be sure to look up Russian roll to execute this fundamental movement properly.

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.

A continuation of the 101 passing module.The next two passes are shown in combination which can be done in vice versa order. Leg drag to Torreando and Torreando to leg drag.In this tutorial detail is given to reacting to the knee position as the cue to know when to pass one way or the other.

A break down of two of then first 6 primary passes that should be learned as core fundamental passes.In this lesson the concept of reading the knee position cues the passer into either a knee cut pass or an x-pass.The connecting piece is the shin circle to allow for quick changes as the opponent ...

This is the first 3 passing movements to work in an fyjj format building up resistance with every pass until it is 100% resistance with the handicap rules of only using frames and butterfly to stop the passes.

Specific guard retention movements Part 1 against the Bull fighters Pass.(Torreando)