Spider Guard Pass #1

Passing the Spider Guard involves controlling the opponent's legs and maintaining a strong posture to prevent submissions such as triangles and omoplatas. The following steps outline the process:

1. Control the opponent's legs by placing your leg behind theirs to prevent them from establishing the Spider Guard.
2. Keep your legs straight and your weight slightly back to avoid being caught in submission attempts.
3. Push the opponent's leg with your leg and simultaneously pass your hand around their leg to control it.
4. Place your leg below the opponent's and push down, then control their legs again.
5. After securing control of their leg, jump back and at the same time, place the opponent's other leg under your leg.
6. Jump back again, placing both of the opponent's legs on top of your leg, and close your arms to secure the legs.
7. Release one leg with your left hand and touch your leg to the ground as you jump back, controlling the opponent's head.
8. Keep the opponent's leg under control with your left hand, then you can let go of the legs and maintain control.
9. Finally, put your weight back, touch your foot to the ground, and move to the side, jumping over the opponent's leg to establish side control.