Are you looking to improve your Open Guard game? Yes? Fantastic! But yeah, we know how frustrating playing it can get; you seem to have less attacking options than you do when playing from top and your training partners keep passing it.
Here’s the trick: you have to learn how to attack your training partners with your legs when playing Open Guard.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu has a lot of movements that can be regarded as super necessary – and the Scissor is one of them.
Why? Because it’s extremely useful in retaining guard.
Here’s how it looks like and how it ought to be practiced, as shown by Ari Goldman:
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