Passing the guard of a much larger opponent can sometimes be a difficult task. However, if it’s done right, you will be in great shape to win the match. One thing that we have talked about in past articles over and over is the fact that we need to use mobility to our advantage. Trying to pass the guard of our opponent while our mobility is limited will be extremely difficult, so being able to quickly change direction and weight distribution is super important.
The Lasso Guard can be an incredibly difficult position to get out from in BJJ… But there are multiple ways to go about it.
Having trouble passing Lasso Guard? Then you should 100% try the following technique – as you’ll then be able to take the opponent’s back as well!
Gabriel Sousa demonstrates this Lasso Guard pass to back take technique below:
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