Jered Liechty was born in ’71 in a smallish town in Northwest Indiana. He was a quiet child, shy and reserved with his peers and parents. He was, however, fond of the library, reading, and activities like book clubs and matinee movies. As he got older, he never lost that passion for reading. His life took him many places, some of them dark. That darkness didn’t faze him; it only served to make his writing more riveting. Keep an eye on Jered. He’s been more places than most, and seen more than you. Pay attention.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. You got to top position-but the guard still owns you. Most white and blue belts collect random passes without a system: they lose posture, chase grips, almost clear the knees, then get swept or re-guarded. Passing is not one move-it is posture, connection, knee-line control, angle, pressure, and stabilization chained together.Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu 101: Guard Passing replaces pass collecting with a small, connected passing game built around inside position, hip control, and honest finishing standards-not flashy almost-passes.Inside you will learn how to: Define what a real pass is: four phases, knee line and hip line landmarks, and top-player safetyBuild the universal passing chassis-posture, base, elbow discipline, and connection under guardOpen closed guard safely from standing and conservative knee-in-center optionsRun toreando outside passing with angle and timing-not straight-line pushingWin inside position and clear the knee line with knee-cut families and troubleshootingUse body-lock passing for chest-to-hip connection while managing guillotine riskApply over-under and stack pressure carefully without neck or spine dangerPass butterfly, seated, and half guard-and stabilize so near-passes become finishesRecognize leg-entanglement threats and exit with safe awarenessChain passes off opponent reactions and follow a six-week passing scorecardFor white and blue belts who reach top position but struggle to convert it into passes-in gi or no-gi. All techniques are for supervised sport training on the mats.Stop almost passing. Build a connected passing system you can repeat under pressure. A practical Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu guard-passing system for building posture, inside position, pressure, angles, and reliable finishes in gi and no-gi. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798182763455
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. You got to top position-but the guard still owns you. Most white and blue belts collect random passes without a system: they lose posture, chase grips, almost clear the knees, then get swept or re-guarded. Passing is not one move-it is posture, connection, knee-line control, angle, pressure, and stabilization chained together.Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu 101: Guard Passing replaces pass collecting with a small, connected passing game built around inside position, hip control, and honest finishing standards-not flashy almost-passes.Inside you will learn how to: Define what a real pass is: four phases, knee line and hip line landmarks, and top-player safetyBuild the universal passing chassis-posture, base, elbow discipline, and connection under guardOpen closed guard safely from standing and conservative knee-in-center optionsRun toreando outside passing with angle and timing-not straight-line pushingWin inside position and clear the knee line with knee-cut families and troubleshootingUse body-lock passing for chest-to-hip connection while managing guillotine riskApply over-under and stack pressure carefully without neck or spine dangerPass butterfly, seated, and half guard-and stabilize so near-passes become finishesRecognize leg-entanglement threats and exit with safe awarenessChain passes off opponent reactions and follow a six-week passing scorecardFor white and blue belts who reach top position but struggle to convert it into passes-in gi or no-gi. All techniques are for supervised sport training on the mats.Stop almost passing. Build a connected passing system you can repeat under pressure. A practical Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu guard-passing system for building posture, inside position, pressure, angles, and reliable finishes in gi and no-gi. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798182763455
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. You got to top position-but the guard still owns you. Most white and blue belts collect random passes without a system: they lose posture, chase grips, almost clear the knees, then get swept or re-guarded. Passing is not one move-it is posture, connection, knee-line control, angle, pressure, and stabilization chained together.Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu 101: Guard Passing replaces pass collecting with a small, connected passing game built around inside position, hip control, and honest finishing standards-not flashy almost-passes.Inside you will learn how to: Define what a real pass is: four phases, knee line and hip line landmarks, and top-player safetyBuild the universal passing chassis-posture, base, elbow discipline, and connection under guardOpen closed guard safely from standing and conservative knee-in-center optionsRun toreando outside passing with angle and timing-not straight-line pushingWin inside position and clear the knee line with knee-cut families and troubleshootingUse body-lock passing for chest-to-hip connection while managing guillotine riskApply over-under and stack pressure carefully without neck or spine dangerPass butterfly, seated, and half guard-and stabilize so near-passes become finishesRecognize leg-entanglement threats and exit with safe awarenessChain passes off opponent reactions and follow a six-week passing scorecardFor white and blue belts who reach top position but struggle to convert it into passes-in gi or no-gi. All techniques are for supervised sport training on the mats.Stop almost passing. Build a connected passing system you can repeat under pressure. A practical Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu guard-passing system for building posture, inside position, pressure, angles, and reliable finishes in gi and no-gi. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798182763455
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