Simple, Effective Tips That Any Masters Competitor Can Use No Gi -From The Greatest Master's Competitor Ever
Fabiano Scherner, 10x Masters World Champion, Reveals His Complete No Gi Roadmap From A Range Of Positions
Fabiano has one of the simplest and most effective top games that anybody can use. He has had success at the highest levels of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competitions for years. Learn the secrets necessary to dominate any guard.
Knee Shield Pass by Fabiano Scherner
Are you having problems with those lanky and flexible guard players? Do you find it difficult to pass those up and coming young stud's guards? Want to learn the secrets of a true professional and gangster of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu?
Fabiano Scherner is one of the most distinguished passers in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. He has competed at the highest levels of both Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and MMA for years. He has competed at the IBJJF World Championships, the UFC, and several other prestigious events with great success.
Fabiano prides himself on having a passing game that is efficient. He uses minimal energy while maximizing his pressure. This system is catered to anybody of any age, any height, any weight, any level, and any gender. Fabiano knows how to implement his will against any type of guard, he is able to slow down the pace of a match and put people where he wants to be.
The beauty of this passing systems is the simplicity. You don't need flexibility, agility or athleticism, you just have to have the determination and will to learn. Fabiano will show you the tried and true secrets he has used to have success passing the guard in the UFC and in the most prestigious IBJJF tournaments.
Passing the guard can be a meticulous process, especially without a gi. No gi is much more slippery, you lose the ability to slow down the pace of a match and the young guns, athletes, and flexible guys thrive.
With out the grips people find a way to squeeze their way out of any position, legs come out of no where to retain guard, and the pace of the rolls seems to be much higher.
Fabiano has an answer for all of this. He has created a methodical approach to passing the guard without the gi that still allows him to close the distance, stay tight, and move at a slower pace.
No need to over exert, use cardio, or strength. Just get the right grips, and distribute your weight properly so that your opponent can't move. Make yourself feel like a boulder when passing the guard and slowly grind your opponent out until they are begging you to pass.
No gi has always been more difficult to pass, stabilize, and solidify positions in. In recent years it has become increasingly more difficult to pass because of the increase in lower body submissions.
Everywhere you go, every academy you go to, there are those leg lock fanatics, especially in no gi. You start to pass and then all of the sudden, knee bar, heel hook, toe hold!
It can be very frustrating and it can diminish your ability to pass the guard. It's time to stop fearing leg locks and start smashing guys again with or without the gi. Fabiano has an old school approach to passing that makes his lower body virtually untouchable, and he has some sneaky submissions of his own.
Knee In The Middle Guard Opening
On this series you will learn proper weight distribution when doing no gi, effective passes against any guard, and the ability to stabilize the pass and solidify your position.
This series will give you the confidence to approach any ones guard and know that you are using battle tested and battle proven techniques from a 10x master world champion and UFC vet.
These techniques are versatile and can be utilized in the gi as well and even in MMA. Fabiano has a no nonsense attitude towards bjj and he's here to make things easier for you. If you want fancy cart wheel passes, shoulder rolls, and acrobatic techniques, this is NOT for you.
If you want simple, detailed and effective Jiu Jitsu, look no further.
#1
Fabiano finds himself in a half guard, he is using his knee and elbow to isolate a leg and make it difficult for his opponent to close their guard. This simple combat base posture can throw even the best half guard players off.
#2
Fabiano has now grabbed the top of his opponent foot. notice how the direction of his body has changed and that this allows him to have a strong grip. Notice the placement of his hand on the foot.
#3
Fabiano is now threatening a toe hold submission, notice how he locks his own legs to keep his legs out of harms way. He is extending his opponents leg to create a reaction before he retracts his grips and pulls his elbows in to finish.
#4
Look at the difference between this picture and the previous. Before Fabiano had his arms straight, no he has tightened his elbows and they are tight to his ribs. He has wedged his opponents knee against his chest for better breaking pressure.
Double Leg Takedown
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