thanks for the great vid! But one question at 2:15 how if the opponent post with his top arm ? I dont see anything preventing him from doing that and taking the north south... Maybe I am missing something but I was thinking a solution about this problem : using the left arm attached to his belt against his post and the other arm attached to his arm isnt necessary at this point because his arm is already trapped so I would put this one on will to the belt anyway . Please correct me if I am wrong still thanks you for such a great coach and great technique
Trained at a Pedro affiliate for years and met him many times. He’s so good and so accessible. I’ve seen him listen to white belts at seminars with genuine respect and talk positions with no ego. Pedro is the man.
It was initially shown with a lat grab which is effective as well. Master Sauer teaches in concepts instead of rigid 1 way methods. In order for your training to be effective,I believe approaching with concepts keeps your mind sharp and open. Teaches you to see opportunities that you may not necessarily see from a rigid stand point.
It sounds like Master Pedro called this past the Frog- knee Top Half-guard Pass? I like that it doesn’t require strength; it’s hidden Jujitsu that Master Pedro has shared with the grappling community! Thanks Coach AL
My coach was a Pedro Black belt and he taught us this years ago.. I can't express enough how well this works. I met one person who had a lockdown that I couldn't get past but his lockdown was so tight you would pop your knee if you didn't just accept the sweep.
@@higherjiujitsu wait, so in just another 2 years he got to brown belt? Is he an European, Pan or World IBJJF Champ? If not, mfers, you better stop throwing belts around...
I've learned so much from Pedro over the years. This is super valuable information if you actually take to to heart and use it! If someone has me in a super solid mount I don't try to escape the mount, I escape in the middle of their armbar. I already know in advance that they will try to armbar because I push on their chest to make it irresistible. Combined with good breathing/calmness, this premeditated counter attacking style is the pinnacle of jiu jitsu.
