The Passing Formula Toreando Passing by Giancarlo Bodoni
The toreando is one of the most effective ways to pass an open guard, and few passers make it look as simple as Giancarlo Bodoni.
Two-time ADCC World Champion at 88 kg, black belt under Lucas Lepri, and a member of New Wave Jiu Jitsu under John Danaher.
In The Passing Formula: Toreando Passing, Bodoni breaks down the toreando against seated and supine opponents, from managing connection and pace to reverse grips, clearing frames and misdirection.
This isn't just a toreando course, it's a complete framework for passing the guard with speed, angles and timing.
The toreando is one of the most effective ways to pass an open guard, and few passers make it look as simple as Giancarlo Bodoni.
Giancarlo Bodoni won the ADCC World Championship at 88 kg in 2022 and again in 2024. He earned his black belt under Lucas Lepri and trains at New Wave Jiu Jitsu under John Danaher. Now he's sharing the formula behind his toreando passing.
In The Passing Formula: Toreando Passing, Bodoni starts with the order of operations, managing connection, continuity of movement and changes of direction, then applies them to every situation: seated opponents, supine opponents with hip and knee posts, reverse grips and high feet. This isn't just a toreando course, it's a complete framework for passing the guard with speed, angles and timing.
Whether you're facing a seated guard player who keeps putting their feet back on you or an opponent on their back with their knees and hips posted, the toreando serves as a way to get around the legs without getting tangled in them. You'll learn how to force half guard, camp outside, move to shin to shin or north south, and clear frames with knee blocks and wrist snaps.
The toreando works because it keeps you out of your opponent's reach while you control the direction of the exchange. Once you understand how to manage connection and use misdirection, you stop waiting for a gap and start creating one.
If you've ever wondered why elite passers get around the legs without ever getting caught in the guard, this is how they do it.
Learn how to pass with speed and control using The Passing Formula of Giancarlo Bodoni.
What Exactly Do You Get?
Part 1: The Toreando Principles
Order of Operations
Managing Connection - Staying in the Pocket
360 Degrees
Continuity of Movement
Directional Change and Managing Pace
Part 2: Seated vs Standing
Negating Contact
Put Their Back on the Mat
Misdirectional Step
Ankle Pull
Combining the Two
Lead with the Head
Part 3: Supine vs Standing, Hip and Knee Post
Outside Camping - Hip and Knee Post
Forcing Half Guard
Camping Leg Pummel
Outside Camp to Shin to Shin
Outside Camp to North South
Part 4: Reverse Grips
Forearm Shuck
Armpit Post
Clearing Frames - Knee Block
Clearing Frames - Wrist Snap
High Feet - Threatening Stack Pass
High Step
Leg Connection
High Leg and Kick Out
Footwork
Part 5: Misdirection and Finishing the Pass
Creating a Tense Body-Twitching
Brushing the Leg
Heel Pull Near Leg
Ankle Pull Top Leg
Hand Post Misdirection
Reverse Scoop
North South Misdirect
What You Are Looking to Achieve
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Format file 33x MP4 FHD 1080p
duration 02 hour 47 minutes
release 13 October 2026
The Passing Formula Toreando Passing by Giancarlo Bodoni
The Passing Formula Toreando Passing by Giancarlo Bodoni
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