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.
The Miyao brothers and heir instructor at Unity BJJ, Murilo Santana also uses that pass.
Here you can see how Joao Miyao uses the bodylock pass in the Gi:
ADCC bronze medalist Lachlan Giles also made a detailed video showing how he passes the butterfly or open guard in the GI using the bodylock. Lachlan Giles is a world class competitor who holds submission victories over Kaynan Duarte, Aly, and Patrick Gaudio.
Lachlan Giles is one of the most accomplished Australian BJJ competitors and instructors and is also the coach and impetus behind Australian phenom Craig Jones’ meteoric rise to the top grappling stages.
In this BJJ Fundamentals video, Lachlan Giles explains the 5 stages of body lock pass techniques.
This is a clip off of his new instructional series on the body lock.
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World Medalist and ADCC Bronze medalist Lachlan Giles shows the body lock passing system he uses to pass any guard.
Six full volumes of content, breaking down this powerful pass step-by-step.
Full of narrated rolling so you can learn how to apply this in real sparring.
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