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Ryan Hall – Passing the Guard Vol. 1-3DVDRip | English | AVI/AVC 30.000 fps 385 Kbps | 856×480 | MP3 128 Kbps 44.1 khz | 5h 48mn | 1.50 GBGenre: Video Training, Martial Arts, Brazilian Jiu-JitsuUntil now, all previous guard passing instructional DVDs were based on one particular style or method of passing.Ryan Halls new Passing the Guard DVDs breaks that trend and teaches that all guard passing should use same key principals, regardless if your fighting an opponent using the Spider, X-Guard, Cross Guard, Half-Guard and so on.This new DVD series truly teaches these core mechanics by breaking down what makes guard passing really work, exposing theories and concepts that will change your guard passing game forever.The basis of Ryan’s system is to effectively control the opponent on the bottom; creating a defense that that is so impenetrable, it forces your opponent into making critical mistakes. Learn to stop even the most elaborate guard sweeps, reversals and submissions by controlling every move and effectively stopping the attack before it can even begin.Ryan then puts all of the theory into real action as he teaches the most important guard passes he believes every student of Jiu-Jitsu should master. Even more then learning these amazing passes; Ryan shows how they all interconnect and how to switch between them depending on the flow and reaction of the opponent.Over 30 incredible guard passes, 65 new techniques and 5 hours of teaching are shown in the same methodical teaching style that has made Ryan Halls previous Jiu-Jitsu DVD sets world famous! Ryan Halls new Passing the Guard may be the most ground breaking instructional series he has ever produced and is another World Martial Arts must have DVD series!Content:VOLUME 1: Guard Passing Fundamentals1. Introduction2. Theory: Stability & Alignment3. Theory: Pass Pressure4. Theory: Controlling the 4 Corners5. Theory: The 4 Positions of Guard Passing6. Theory: Understanding Elevation7. Theory: Moving Behind Opponent8. Theory: Controlling the Hips9. Theory: Master Passing v. Beginner Passing10. Positions: The Knee Across11. Positions: The Knee Over12. Positions: The Over/Under13. Positions: The Double Under/Stack Pass14. Positions: The Leg Drag15. Positions: The Flop16. Transition: Knee Across & Knee Over17. Transition: Knee Over & Leg Drag18. Transition: Knee Over & Double Under19. Transition: Over Under/Double Under &Leg Drag20. Pass Switch: Over the Legs21. Pass Switch: Head Down & Hop Over22. Pass Switch: Through the LegsVOLUME 2: Grip Fighting & Passing Sequences1. Grip Fighting: Shin Circling Inside2. Grip Fighting: Shin Circling Outside3. Grip Fighting: Surfing4. Grip Fighting: Defeating De La Riva Hooks5. Grip Fighting: Defeating Sleeve Grips6. Grip Fighting: Defeating the Lapel Grip7. Grip Fighting: Defeating the Leg Lasso8. Grip Fighting: Defeating the Spider Hook9. Grip Fighting: Progression10. Standing Pass: Knee Through Pass11. Standing Pass: Knee Through to X-Pass12. Standing Pass: Defeating the Scissor Half #113. Standing Pass: Defeating the Scissor Half #214. Standing Pass: Knee Through to Grip Break15. Standing Pass: Back Step & Roll to Back16. Standing Pass: Defeating Reverse DLR 1#17. Standing Pass: Defeating Reverse DLR 2#18. Standing Pass: Defeat DLR & Transition Double Under19. Kneeling Pass: Leo Vieira to Near SideLeg Drag20. Kneeling Pass: Leo Vieira to FarSideLeg Drag21. Kneeling Pass: Leo Vieira to Front Headlock22. Kneeling Pass: Leo Vieira to Flop23. Kneeling Pass: Leo Vieira to Knee OverVOLUME 3: Passing Sequences & Specialty Situations1. Leg Drag: To Side Control2. Leg Drag: To the Back3. Leg Drag: To the Arm Triangle4. Leg Drag: Leg Drag False Roll5. Leg Drag: Leg Drag to Leg Drag6. Leg Drag: To the Mount7. Over Under: To Side Control8. Over Under: To Far Side Leg Drag9. Over Under: To Far Side Twisted Mount10. Double Under: To Side Control11. Double Under: To the Back #112. Double Under: To the Back #213. Double Under: To Brabo Choke14. Double Under: To Clock Choke15. Flop: To Side Control16. Flop: To Rolling Back Attack17. Flop: To Far Side Leg Drag18. Flop: To Far Side Arm TriangleAnother edition from same author You can find at: