hey guys. Need some feedback again.
I was trying out the pass that BJ Penn shows on his BJJ 101 video. YouTube - BJJ 101 No Gi
Theres a position in the video (2:04) where he puts one knee up to prevent the guy from re-closing his guard. The pass worked really well with people at my level (noobs).
However, when I tried it with a higher level guy, I got swept on the opposite side of the knee that's up.
My questions are:
-Is there a way to prevent this or is it just a risk that you have to accept with the position?
- Or is there a detail that I'm missing with the position to help me get a better base on the opposite side of the knee that's up in the middle?
Thanks, in advance.
I was trying out the pass that BJ Penn shows on his BJJ 101 video. YouTube - BJJ 101 No Gi
Theres a position in the video (2:04) where he puts one knee up to prevent the guy from re-closing his guard. The pass worked really well with people at my level (noobs).
However, when I tried it with a higher level guy, I got swept on the opposite side of the knee that's up.
My questions are:
-Is there a way to prevent this or is it just a risk that you have to accept with the position?
- Or is there a detail that I'm missing with the position to help me get a better base on the opposite side of the knee that's up in the middle?
Thanks, in advance.