Roy Harris: Guard Passing Simplified at www.Harris.Academy 

Here are what a few students have said about the course: “This was a great instructional that, while giving some technique, imparts upon the student perhaps more valuable information on how to train the techniques. The delivery platform is novel, and works well on both a laptop/desktop and a mobile device. I can't wait for Part Two!” Marcelo C. - “As a lover of details, I definitely love it!” Isis T. - “Easy to follow! Very articulate explanations on techniques! A very unique and effective approach to training! Great course format!” Marcus M. - “I'm still new enough to BJJ that getting caught in someone's guard feels like wandering through a minefield. This fundamentally sound approach to posture and passing gives me a safer path to follow. I'm in a better position now to mitigate dangers proactively instead of stumbling into my next tap.” Markus L. - “I have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of Mr. Harris' new on-line training website, and his first instructional did not disappoint! Mr. Harris takes arguably one of the most difficult skill sets in BJJ and demonstrates not only technique, but training methods. The site is very easy to navigate, and the video production quality is excellent. I'm looking forward to all the future Harris Academy releases. Who knows, I may even find interest in golf! :)” Brian J. - To see the outline for the course, go to this URL: online.harris.academy/ Thank you for your time, Roy Harris

Awesome! Thank you for sharing.

This is fantastic, you can tell an amazing teacher not just from the technical excellence demonstrated, but also from the love shown to the students. I clearly get that sense here.

Heaps good information. Thanks for sharing Roy !!!

great instructional professor! please keep them coming! :)

Very nice thank you

Sehr schön, und Danke für so toller Unterricht...

wise, clear, technical, thank you!

Beautiful

Hello Professor. Are your instructionals available anywhere online? I can't seem to access your website

That intro though 🐍 . I recently just got into bjj and already I’ve heard of the great Boa. Thank you Master Harris

it seems like there are some magic details which kill triangle and armbar threat at 4:11 but I only got some hints in this short clip. Anyone knows those invisible parts?