I don't have a specific pass that I try to go for but I definetly have a philosphy. One class my coach reffered to "border patrol" when I sitting guard, making sure your protecting the inside postion to prevent passing. I stuck with me from the other end as much as guard. I always try to establish inside grips and try to control my opponent from inside out. When I do this I control his legs and put pressure on his hips as I work towards killing them. If I control this postion and thrwart his attempts to take it back, those attempts will give me my pass. For me its usuall yknee over, double unders, or sprawling on the hips and legs, but really I can be anything. For me this works a lot better than trying to implement a step by step pass. For certain I'll use different tools, like pumeling my legs (shin to shin), but not as a step, more to response to the opponent getting the butterlfy hook or what not. I'll take flattening him out in half guard over passing without good control of posture, but usually I end up in half because of failure to secure full pass or my opponent moving to it as a result of my passing pressure.
Along with control that inside border position, I try to make sure I cover the SBG five points of passing especially the core of controling the legs, than the hips, then the upper body.
