Pressure Passing System by Fabio Gurgel

Learn the Pressure Passing System and Smash Younger, More Athletic Opponents, with Fabio Gurgel – a 4 Time World Champion and the Infamous Coach of Over 50 World Champions!!

Finally, a high percentage, high pressure guard passing system to shut down your opponent’s guards, wear them down and have them practically give you the pass because they’re so tired of fighting you – guaranteed!

Passing the guard is one of the hardest things to do in jiu-jitsu.

There are so many young, tricky, and super-flexible guard players out there who can wrap you up with the latest guards and sweep you all over the place. Unless you’re super talented yourself, if you try and match them speed for speed, athleticism for athleticism, you’re going to lose.

The answer is to go old school and smash them with pressure-based passing.

And there’s nobody better to teach you how to do this than Fabio Gurgel.

Fabio Gurgel has coached more than 50 World Champions and is a 4 time world champion himself. And even though he’s almost 50 years old his intense pressure passing and top game still make him a terror on the mats, hanging with much younger players and tapping them out.

His pressure passing system will shut down your opponents’ guards, wear them down, and have them practically give you the guard pass because they’ll be so tired of fighting you.

Pressure passing isn’t just for big guys! Being able to generate top pressure and pass the guard is a critical skill no matter how big you are.

That’s why lightweight BJJ legends like Cobrinha (154 lbs), and even rooster-weights like Bruno Malfacine (126 lbs) credit Fabio Gurgel’s techniques for taking their guard passing to the next level (scroll down to see exactly what they say).

The bottom line is that pressure passing is the perfect way to go if you lack the agility, athleticism and endurance required for fancy speed-based passing!

In this instructional every technique is taught in 2 parts…

First you’ll learn the technique broken down into simple and easy-to-learn steps. This is a “paint by numbers” style of approach, where you can learn the quickly learn the critical details and steps of the pass.

Then the second part of each technique is even more valuable. Here BJJ black belt and analyst of the art Stephan Kesting picks Fabio’s brain about the underlying concepts and principles of the technique, common mistakes and how to fix them, and the strategy of using these techniques in the larger context of a match.

So remember that you’ll get MORE than just the techniques: in every section you’ll get both the nitty-gritty step-by-step breakdown of the move and parts of the big picture when it comes to strategy, implementation and training.

What Is Pressure Passing

Stack Pass vs Closed Guard

Stack Pass vs Opponent Controlling Your Wrists

Stack Pass with Passing Arm Behind Back

Stack Pass vs Flexible and Inverted Guard

Stack Pass with Far Hip Control for Gi and No Gi

Stack Pass vs the Lasso Spider Guard

The 3 Most Common Stack Pass Mistakes

The Stack Pass in No Gi

Folding Pass vs Closed Guard

Folding Pass Progression Directly to the Mount

Folding Pass vs the Butterfly Sweep