CLASS: Half Guard Pass using opponent's lapel (25-Mar-24)
Class Instruction at VRJJ
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14m
When you have chest-to-chest half guard, you can pass by securing a grip on the opponent's farside lapel under his armpit. This video deals with the basic technique and how to deal with common resistance.
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