2 Part Technique - After diving on top of your opponent's Butterfly Guard for Double Under Control, quickly knock away one of his knees and apply the Jumping Pass before he has a chance to push you away. Turn your hips in mid-air, so t...

1 Part Lesson - If the opponent forfeits Butterfly Guard by playing off his back, his leverage is weakened to Hook Sweep. Trap his feet and clamp down onto his hips to prepare an aerial pass against his hooks.

3 Part Lesson — Paul teaches more on 7-Point Passing: [I] If you can prevent the opponent from coming up off of his back with Over/Under Control, you can thwart his Hook Sweep and fall off into Side Control. [II] If you can't fall off ...

3 Part Lesson - The higher you jump into the air, the more difficult for the opponent's hooks to follow you. As you feel him push against your upper body to recover guard, knock and fold his legs.

3 Part Lesson - Jump over the opponent's Butterfly Hooks or swing your leg over his body, as he frames against your upper body to recover guard with his back to the mat.

2 Part Lesson - Marcelo explains how to pierce a skilled and armored Butterfly Guard when the opponent is tense, alert, and concentrated. Marcelo offsets the opponent with a firm clubbing collar tie, before spearing into the openings.

2 Part Lesson — Marcelo takes note of guard flexibility and passes accordingly: [I] Try running around to the opposite side when you clear your opponent's legs with a Stack Passs (Double or Single), this tactic alone may catch him off ...