Passes

Bernardo Faria's over-under pass, the pressure pass he built a world-champion game around.

Marcelo Garcia uses the double-under pass as a route to the crucifix when the opponent turns away from the stack.

Kaynan Duarte's folding pass, a compact no-gi version of pinning both legs and driving through the middle.

Jeff Glover on passing with double unders, including the grip and head position that keep the opponent folded.

Roger Gracie on pressure passing and the collar chokes that appear once the pass lands, a Fix My Game session.

Faria's over-under adapted for no-gi, where there are no lapels to hold.

Buchecha's folding-pass system: many entries that all end with the opponent's knees folded to their chest so the frames collapse.

Chewjitsu's double-under pass: getting both arms under the legs, stacking, and walking around without letting the opponent shrimp back to guard.

Lachlan Giles on the knee cut as a pressure pass from a kneeling start.

Andris Brunovskis' over-under through Jon Thomas: a modern pressure-passing look.

Davies' headquarters smash pass, pinning the legs together and walking around once you have the hip.

Written overview of the over-under pressure pass.