Strategic Guard Passing and Pinning by Chris Paines
Guard passing isn’t about speed or strength—it’s about structure, timing, and control. In Strategic Guard Passing and Pinning, Chris Paines breaks down a methodical, pressure-based approach to passing the guard and turning every successful pass into a dominant pin that’s hard to escape.
This course focuses on efficient decision-making rather than flashy techniques. You’ll learn how to shut down common guard reactions, maintain balance under pressure, and advance position step by step without overcommitting or giving up space.
Once you pass, Chris shows you how to lock opponents in place, limit their movement, and build a stable base for submissions or transitions.
Whether you’re struggling to get past the legs or finding that opponents recover guard too easily, this course gives you a repeatable system for controlling the match from the top.
Guard passing isn’t about speed or strength—it’s about structure, timing, and control. In Strategic Guard Passing and Pinning, Chris Paines breaks down a methodical, pressure-based approach to passing the guard and turning every successful pass into a dominant pin that’s hard to escape.
This course focuses on efficient decision-making rather than flashy techniques. You’ll learn how to shut down common guard reactions, maintain balance under pressure, and advance position step by step without overcommitting or giving up space. Once you pass, Chris shows you how to lock opponents in place, limit their movement, and build a stable base for submissions or transitions.
Whether you’re struggling to get past the legs or finding that opponents recover guard too easily, this course gives you a repeatable system for controlling the match from the top.
Designed for grapplers who want reliable results in both training and competition, Strategic Guard Passing and Pinning will help you stay calm, heavy, and in control against resisting opponents.
What You’ll Learn
A strategic framework for passing guard instead of relying on isolated techniques
How to maintain balance, posture, and pressure while shutting down guard retention
Key concepts for winning the grip and angle battles during the pass
Methods for transitioning smoothly from guard passing into strong pins
How to prevent common escapes after the pass and keep opponents pinned
Efficient pressure techniques that work without relying on strength or speed
Concepts that apply across gi, no-gi, and competition settings
Who This Course Is For
BJJ practitioners who want a consistent top-game strategy
Students struggling to hold position after passing guard
Competitors looking for reliable control rather than risky movement
Anyone who values concept-driven instruction that scales with experience
What Exactly Do You Get?
Part 1
Intro
What Is Elements? Objectivity
Video Game
Health And Safety
Part 2
Elements 2 The Mat Return
Follow Up Information
Secondary Drill
Part 3
Elements 1 Hand Fighting
Posture And Stance
Health And Safety Standing
Hand Fighting Examples
Part 4
Elements 3 The Follow Down
Weirdness Of Breakfalls
Follow Down Drill
Extra Complexities
Part 5
Elements 4 Killing The Legs
Drill 1 Kuzushi
Drill 2 Overcommitting
Drill 3 Inside/Outside Theory
Drill 4 Collapse Extend And Staple
Part 6
Elements 5 Passing The Knees
Drill
Stiff Arm Health And Safety
Introducing The Gi
Part 7
Elements 6 The Ride
Extra Complexity Drill
Part 8
Elements 7 The Pin
Dagastani Handcuff
Part 9
Drill Patterns
1:2:3 Drill
3:4 Drill
4:5:6 Drill
654 456 Drill
Outro
Instant download only
Format file 9x MP4 FHD 1080p
duration 2 hours 05 minutes
release 02 January 2026
Strategic Guard Passing and Pinning by Chris Paines
Strategic Guard Passing and Pinning by Chris Paines
- Product Code: gra534
- Availability: In Stock
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Rp.150,000