If you’ve been following the pro BJJ scene, you may noticed many top grapplers having incredible success with a certain type of pass: The bodylock pass which is also known as the double over pass.
Gordon Ryan, Nicky Rod and many other high level grapplers use that pass.
BJJ master Karel “Silver Fox” Pravec has a very powerful counter to the body lock: the Five finger guillotine.
The guillotine is a cruel strangulation. It goes fast, from multiple angles, no matter how strong you are. This versatility and speed make the guillotine ideal for sport BJJ players, who occasionally focus on moving to a terrifying degree. Looking at the career of Marcelo García, we can demonstrate the effectiveness of the guillotine in matches against well-trained opponents.
This works great as typically body lockers smash their heads in the middle when they pass. This is where the 5 finger guillotine is perfect.
With nearly three decades of BJJ study under his belt, The Silver Fox is a world renowned Professor and highly influential figure in the BJJ community.
- Explore multiple guillotine variations that will lend themselves perfectly to a variety of applications in MMA and self-defense.
- Study both ends of the spectrum with ideas on offense, defense, and counters that will help anyone, regardless of rank, take their understanding of the guillotine to new heights.
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