For my game, this is the best passing video ever. I (try to) do the base of this all the time but he has couple details there that solve majority of my problems, especially the part with stretching the leg. AWESOME!
i was just trying this while we were doing rounds and i couldnt remember all the steps lol but it does work very well! i was amazed by how effective just dropping on the matt over the knee was; it almost completely shut down everyones offense no one was really use to it. Galvao said " i dont know why everybody wants to pass standing it doesnt make sense to me". i now understand what i meant
Talk about saving your knees from constant knee slices at speed during standing! I'm definitely using this from now on as part of my pass game. ATOS for life! OSS!
Thank you!!! I will try it like this, yesterday I was using the wrong leg. For this week, open guard is the specific, which I don't like, so I will work the s.... out of trying to pass it. Love this vids of Prof Galvao.
Interesting, simple and deep concept. Main point is you are a big guy and focus on fact that playing upside down can be done but getting back on your back and attacking is a very good option and the one you chose. Oss
this is the kind of move i was looking for, my instructor usually teaches us ways to kill de la riva and then just slide the knee, but people scramble too much and i waste energy trying to pass. So this will be very useful for me.
I’ve been doing this pass since this video came out, it works well on people with OK guards but when I go against a high level guard player, they just stuff my face or post on my shoulders to stop it. Any tips I can do to prevent this?
Watch every Rafael Mendes highlight and see if he does an over-under pass like this a single time. I think OU pass is more effective at higher weight classes than featherweight down.
I actually don't do this, not sure why, but I think I got caught in the spider guard a bunch of times and totally hated it, also I'm stocky like Galvao. But, he's right.
I'm pretty sure Andre's impression of everyone passing at 27 seconds is exactly what I look like passing.... which means my passing looks like Andre Galvao's!
Parece a over under do Bernardo faria, mas com bons detalhes de como entrar na posição. Fiquei com dúvida sobre como proteger o pescoço de um estrangulamento rodado. Parabéns pelo vídeo
I tried this against my professor and I got Omoplata'd like 10 times. He kept getting my arm before I could 'bite' his leg with my bicep. I'll try again on a blue belt next time.
PLEASE HELP....HOW DO YOU PASS THE GUARD WHEN THE GUY HAS ONE FOOT ON THE BICEPS AND THE OTHER FOOT ON YOUR HIPS AND HE IS CONSTANTLY STRETCHING BOTH LEGS
the only time i stand pass is when im just playing around, or when i see someone butt scooting and i throw a hand to make them flinch and walk around them
Bilboteabaggins maybe this depends on person's body type and their own speed or scrambling ability. From standing, you can use speed, berimbolo, terriando, etc. all of those work just as good as pressure passers
For my game, this is the best passing video ever. I (try to) do the base of this all the time but he has couple details there that solve majority of my problems, especially the part with stretching the leg. AWESOME!
i was just trying this while we were doing rounds and i couldnt remember all the steps lol but it does work very well! i was amazed by how effective just dropping on the matt over the knee was; it almost completely shut down everyones offense no one was really use to it. Galvao said " i dont know why everybody wants to pass standing it doesnt make sense to me". i now understand what i meant
Talk about saving your knees from constant knee slices at speed during standing! I'm definitely using this from now on as part of my pass game. ATOS for life! OSS!
It's the small details that are needed and Andre covers them very well. There's a reason he's a World Champion!
Thank you!!! I will try it like this, yesterday I was using the wrong leg. For this week, open guard is the specific, which I don't like, so I will work the s.... out of trying to pass it. Love this vids of Prof Galvao.
Beautiful pass. Thank you, Andre Galvao!
I use this all of the time. I am also relentless on getting that side control at all costs from this position.
Interesting, simple and deep concept. Main point is you are a big guy and focus on fact that playing upside down can be done but getting back on your back and attacking is a very good option and the one you chose. Oss
wow, this is so practical and effective
As always great details. Thanks for the video André Galvão!
So clean and basic, great pass series
Thank you for sharing such a great technique!
Nice to see your uke as well, Ferrid Kheder ! 👍
so many great details in this one video... awesome!
I love it!!!
The hook to stretch the leg! Awesome
Very good one.
A lot of details. Oss
Top technique!
this is the kind of move i was looking for, my instructor usually teaches us ways to kill de la riva and then just slide the knee, but people scramble too much and i waste energy trying to pass. So this will be very useful for me.
Same here. Did it work for you? I will try this week
I like to kill the de la riva with jeff glovers sitting knee bar its very sneaky
Brandon Sagraves you got a link for that buddy?
Brandon Sagraves Yea but knee bars are illegal unless your a brown belt or higher..
BuiltForSin0 that sucks the tournament i do allows them sorry
Great tips. Thank you!
Thanks professor.
I started using this after watching Faria. He called it Over/Under Brother pass
Excellent.
Love it.
Excelente
Eu curto passar assim
Sempre amassando e correndo menos risco
Oss
Thanks
Great details
Great stuff!
I’ve been doing this pass since this video came out, it works well on people with OK guards but when I go against a high level guard player, they just stuff my face or post on my shoulders to stop it. Any tips I can do to prevent this?
Bernardo Faria's pressure passing DVD's budo video introduction seems referring to this video.
I was about to mention that too
Cara muito bom!
Awesome
Show de bola muito bom ossssssss
Lol he's right, "these days everyone wants to pass standing (shakes head) I don't know why"
It's what you're taught... "don't pass on your knees".
Watch every Rafael Mendes highlight and see if he does an over-under pass like this a single time. I think OU pass is more effective at higher weight classes than featherweight down.
I actually don't do this, not sure why, but I think I got caught in the spider guard a bunch of times and totally hated it, also I'm stocky like Galvao. But, he's right.
@@wufufufu yup lightweights move faster. Pressure passing is often better for bigger guys due to their size and possible slowness
I'm pretty sure Andre's impression of everyone passing at 27 seconds is exactly what I look like passing.... which means my passing looks like Andre Galvao's!
Parece a over under do Bernardo faria, mas com bons detalhes de como entrar na posição. Fiquei com dúvida sobre como proteger o pescoço de um estrangulamento rodado. Parabéns pelo vídeo
Brilliant
Muito bom!
very good passing guard
I tried this against my professor and I got Omoplata'd like 10 times. He kept getting my arm before I could 'bite' his leg with my bicep.
I'll try again on a blue belt next time.
Yeah nothing seems to work on the instructors, except maybe tapping. lol
ha we have all been there. I usually give that i just watched a youtube video smile right before i do it.
hey im Rocio your friend!
You fucking legend. I want to drink beer with you bro. Brahmas on me.
PLEASE HELP....HOW DO YOU PASS THE GUARD WHEN THE GUY HAS ONE FOOT ON THE BICEPS AND THE OTHER FOOT ON YOUR HIPS AND HE IS CONSTANTLY STRETCHING BOTH LEGS
romulo swept him from needs at world pro a few times it hink thats why people like to stand up
Ha nice thx
Galvao doesn't like standing passes. I love it because I've always passed low and tight and most good guys don't like standing passes.
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the only time i stand pass is when im just playing around, or when i see someone butt scooting and i throw a hand to make them flinch and walk around them
Ahahaha nice one bro
A jean jacques black belt did this to me once
😀
Standing passes are higher percentage
No.
Bilboteabaggins maybe this depends on person's body type and their own speed or scrambling ability. From standing, you can use speed, berimbolo, terriando, etc. all of those work just as good as pressure passers
You brazil