BJJ Training Report: Guard Pass - Reverse De La Riva

BJJ Training Report: Guard Pass - Reverse De La Riva - Beijao

BJJ training report:

Drills to win for warm up:

Hip bump sweeps

Triangle (or sub combo for blue belts: arm bar, triangle, omoplata also know as the trinity of subs).
http://www.aucklandbjj.com/2013/10/training-report-guard-subs.html

Bull fighter guard pass

Leg drag guard pass.

Osoto Gari Drills for throws

Topic of the day:

Guard pass for fundamentals.
I explained the pro and cons of breaking the closed guard on the knees and standing.
I taught breaking the closed guard standing and using the bull fighter guard pass (from the drills) to pass.

Reverse de la riva for intermediate.
http://www.aucklandbjj.com/2014/07/bjj-training-report-guard-subs-reverse.html

Situational Rolling
Guard pass for fundamentals
Open guard for intermediate

Training concluded with normal rolling.

Next 2 classes program:

Thursday 10: Guard sweeps / Lasso Guard

Tuesday 15: Top half guard / Lasso Guard

http://www.aucklandbjj.com/2014/06/training-program-for-second-semester.html

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