KIDS COMP CLASS: Chair-Sit Break with Back Lift & Arm-Under Pass (8-Jun-25)
Class Instructions
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22m
The standing chair-sit pass while lifting the opponent's back off the mat is a great way to deal with good guard players. I also introduced the modified Wilson-Reis pass with control of the nearside arm under their back, a really powerful guard break and pass.
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