Introduction Warm Up Drill
Part of the course: Guard Passing Seminar by Bruno Frazatto

Part of the course: Guard Passing Seminar by Bruno Frazatto
About this video
The warm-up drill focuses on the long step pass, a favorite technique. The drill is performed slowly to allow for proper body movement and warming up. The partner assumes a position with their knee towards their chest and feet flexed.
- Jump over the partner's leg and position yourself in the slide position.
- Control the hips by sliding your hands all the way through and closing your elbow to prevent the knee from coming through.
- Use a cup grip and hug the head. Your forehead should be towards the chest.
- Perform a long step all the way. Repeat this on the other side.
Key points to remember during the drill:
- Keep your posture low and tight at all times, especially when in the knee slide position.
- When hugging the head, ensure your shoulder goes out. The grip should be as close as possible to the arm piece.
- During the long step, keep your forehead in the chest. The leg should move like a compass, not upwards.
Perform the drill for three sets of one minute each, alternating sides.