Pass and smash through the guard with real Polish power with Adam Wardzinski’s new instructional series on how he passes the guard and establishes the best position
Knee Slide Over The Calf
Adam has a full system based around his knee slide pass that he has developed into an answer for all of the most frustrating guards in BJJ, and now that system can be yours across 4-volumes of instructional technique video.
Learn how to pass with pinpoint precision and leverage, just like Adam does when he is competing at the elite black belt level. Don’t miss your chance to see how one of the best technicians in the game today approaches one of the hardest tasks in BJJ, passing the guard.
Adam was a young BJJ practitioner in his native Poland, without much coaching and technique to learn from, so he turned to video instructionals like these. With their help, he has turned himself into one of the elite heavyweights in the jiu-jitsu world, including a recent submission win over world absolute champion Leandro Lo. Now you can learn his knee slide series, an unstoppable combo of moves that anyone can do.
Pass the guard and get to your best positions with speed and precision using some of the most important passes in all of jiu-jitsu. Every level of BJJ, from novices and beginners to black belt champions, uses the knee slides and smash passes that Adam explains here, and they are great for every body type and athletic level. On every volume of this video instructional, you’ll see the little details that have made a huge difference in Adam’s career and helped make him one of Europe’s best black belts.
Every pass is going to bring a lot of counters and dangers, but Adam shows how to navigate through all the common mistakes and pitfalls he sees and how to fix them. Combine your pass with slick back takes and mounts that make you more dangerous and dynamic as you pass, without ever relying on speed, strength, or flexibility. These are super effective old school passes that are done with modern updates to handle modern guards.
Learn how to smash and kill the frustrating and popular guards in BJJ, including the lasso guard, deep half, knee shield, and reverse de la riva. Adam takes each position and dissects the weaknesses in the guard before exploiting them and making his passes work again for his game. Slide, smash, and stack your way through these guards without ever getting into trouble and giving up position.
Reverse De La Riva Cross Step
So What’s On This Series?
Adam’s best passes all start with the knee slide, using his leg like a wedge to split the hips and get great positions. He teaches the most important and overlooked details on how to get to the knee slide and how to work through your opponent’s reactions, all the way to side control. From there, he starts building out his series around the common counters and defenses, including when opponents get the quarter guard, the reverse de la riva, and knee shield. Having answers for every move will give you the advantage all the time, turning you into a beast and tactician from top.
When you combine your passes, you double your power and you get to even better positions more often. Adam combines his knee slide with a smash pass, so he can attack both sides of the body. Adam shows how he uses the smash pass to kill the reverse de la riva hook, and how he uses that pass to hunt the back and pass to mount against stubborn opponents. By adding pressure to your top game, with the precision passes he shows, you will be leveling up in no time.
Learn all the most effective passes that Adam uses to counter the guards that black belts are using on him all the time. Adam’s passing series around the lasso is bulletproof, using pressure, grips, and stacking, and he shows every detail and technique that he uses. This is usually one of the most frustrating and common guards in BJJ, so have an answer every time using these strategies from Adam.
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Adam finds himself in one the most dominant passing positions, the knee slide.
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Take a look at the hand placement of Adam, he almost has a double under hook control and this allows him to maintain pressure and limit his opponents mobility
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Now that Adam has successfully passed he is going to frame his opponent's near side arm to keep him from moving or shrimping
So What Does It All Cost?
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