Introduction

This instructional focuses on a non-traditional approach to guard passing, using it as a means to transition into major submission-oriented positions. The aim is to not just pass the opponent's guard for points, but to seamlessly move into a submission from guard passing positions.

1. The first technique involves getting a hold of the opponent's neck during the guard pass.
2. The second technique focuses on securing a Kimura grip during the guard pass.
3. The third technique involves exposing the opponent's back during the guard pass.
4. The fourth technique involves entering in on the opponent's legs during the guard pass.

These techniques are interconnected, creating a system that allows for a smooth transition from guard passing to submission.