This was one of the smaller (in participants) and shorter (duration) Sunday sessions. 4 days prior I had displaced my meniscus and was not feeling the greatest in regards to my movements. There is no rest for my mission in this however. I ran the session and it's probably one of my more important sessions. Quadrant style passing is something I have not heard anyone else use. It's how I tackle the trickiest of guards (conceptually). Due to so many of the boys missing this Episode and since hard launching Method In Chaos last week. I've decided to put this episode up for free. Hope everyone enjoys it :)

This is totally one of the hardest positions to escape from. If you are not proficient in regular heelhook escapes and defusals (slipping the heel etc...) you will most likely get tapped a lot more than escape. But, this is the best I got for you Thanks for the request @Jordan Rozman

I was meant to post this around lunch time today but I was having too much fun tapping @Jake McCombe. Please suggest some techniques and I’ll film them over the next few days.

This is probably my all time favourite pass as I use it in both Gi and Nogi. Both very applicable in regards to its strategy and control. I've clearly taught this many times as I didn't have to edit the video (just add captions) and only needed one take to communicate (hopefully enough) how to do the over unders. Thanks for suggesting this @Journ Tang - looking forward to seeing you soon :)

Here I focused on my set up to the northsouth choke. It's mainly a secondary or tertiary attack for me. The last part of the video is relevant to your suggestion @Ryan Borysko Hope you enjoy!