Rolling Cross-Body Pass
Ideal for late entries or when the opponent is actively defending. You roll over them, use their knee-in defense to your advantage, and finish with a cross-body grip to secure the pass.
5 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Establish a loose grip with thumbs facing you, then roll up on the balls of your feet in one motion over the opponent.0:25
- 2Push down with the opposite hand as you land.0:32
- 3Wait for the opponent to put their knees in your chest, then pinch your hips over.0:35
- 4Feed your hand across underneath with your elbow all the way across.0:37
- 5Grab the far side gi or shoulder and roll back into the pass.0:40
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