The Toreando Pass is one of the most basic guard passes in Jiu-Jitsu. But, even though it was probably one of the first ones you were taught, it’s still a technique that you will be able to use for a long, long time in your BJJ journey.
Sure, you might not be able to use it to pass immediately to Side Control or Knee On Belly against more experienced opponents… But you can use it for other setups – such as to go for the North South position!
Jay Rodriguez shows how to Toreando Pass to North South on the video below:
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