Half Guard Pass — Knee Shield Control
When an opponent sets a knee shield to block your pass, this technique neutralizes their base by pinning the knee, sprawling to break their grip, and using forehead pressure to flatten them into side control.
6 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Establish a hand on the ribs near the armpit and a same-side collar grip.0:07
- 2Remove your rib hand and weave it through to secure a punch grip on the top of their knee.0:19
- 3Pin the knee to the mat while using your shoulder to pin their other knee together.0:30
- 4Sprawl by extending your leg and dropping your hip to the mat.0:37
- 5Drive your forehead into their chest while staying on your toes.0:47
- 6Hug their head, release the pant grip, and step through to side control.0:58
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