Jiu-Jitsu - Crab (Guard) Pass

This is a grappling / Jiu-Jitsu / Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu technique that involves passing an opponent's guard by standing up and walking through it. It can be done both gi and no-gi. Recorded at the U.S. Martial Arts Academy (USMAA) near Cincinnati, Ohio. Demonstrated by Russell Daniels, assisted by Travis Shoemaker, recorded/edited by Ron Cole. http://www.usmaa.net

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• jiu-jitsu
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• brazilian
• usmaa
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• no-gi
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• gi

[simsonyee]

looks bit sloppy and dangerous. You can get your back taken if your opponent is any good

[Randomkungfu]

@tapmeharder yeah i never really found a exact defense for this i just muscled out of it by keeping head control for as long as i can then as soon as he stood id grab a leg and tried to force a cradle hold then id let go of the head and scramble for a single leg and sometimes I end up on top or back in the guard. Someone should post a counter video lol.

[tapmeharder]

@Randomkungfu I just keep pulling and pushing and use their hands on my head to pull me over to mount. It works almost every time for me.

[Randomkungfu]

So what's the defense?, my sparring partner uses this constantly, it is very annoying...

[marchingpulcer]

I just started jiu jitsu and I'm going to try this today. This pass looks dyn-o-mite.