Martin Aedma's Estonian Guardpasses From Hell

[JaggaJatt87]

nevermind just saw the rest of the vid lol

[JaggaJatt87]

that first pass he showed, would that transfer at all in to no gi as well?

[jiujitsuroxsox]

for about of month now ive been playing around with a whole new style (well new for me atleast) and the basic fundimental is lock down the hips. ive been using "sao paulo approach" (tony pacenski made a dvd on it) smash passing, cradle passing for half, leg dragging and leg weaving and i find it alot better than my old style of playing on top (which was getting swept getting mad getting a sweep from bottom and starting again!) this video really helps!!! thank you

[Svittidiu]

Is he autistic?

[wzrdfjts]

@Svittidiu no, i just said allright one too many times. I've gotten past it now :)

[migraine516]

This is the result of someone who understands some very basic and very functional concepts in Jiu-Jitsu and applying them in his own way. Very cool.

[Aphexexmachina]

i love that video

[nebulos]

alright

[holdyerground1]

Can't say enough how creative the guard passes are.

[MikeyTriangles]

this is one of the most useful guard pass tutorials on the web. Excellent material -

5 stars

[bandidto]

Awesome thank you very much bro's!!!!!!

I will be doing this tomorrow 4 sure!!!

Keep up the Guard passing, 4 sure!

[Werx69]

From a distance and in slow motion looks VERY clear and easy for me. But in action... Anyway, Mr. Aedma is a BJJ genius.

[illegalusername]

Dang you for stealing all the trophies at Naamalukko :D

[oneasterisk]

This really opened my eyes to concepts my instructor has been teaching for quite a while now. Glad I ran across this and thanks for sharing!

[LutBlisset]

Thanks for sharing guys, Martin added some structure to what I observed in high level comps. Great Job!

[matrix1951]

thanks!

[icon115]

beer kegs in the gym?  That is awesome!!! Thanks Christian.