No-Gi Guard Passing: One Concept – In-Depth Review

Pass no-gi guards by opening safely, then collapsing frames with posture and angles.

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The Bottom Line

You learn no-gi openings from knees and standing with posture rules that protect you. The passing sections show butterfly, seated, and DLR counters via angle shifts. You will not chase grips; you will pass with posture and pressure.

⚡️ Quick facts

Best for: No-gi passers

Skip if: You need lapel grips

Tech focus: No-Gi Guard Passing, Posture, Knee Shield Counters, Butterfly Solutions

Biggest takeaway: One concept passes

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What You'll Learn

A no-gi specific take on Akins’ gravity passing: posture first, open safely, then collapse frames and soak space. You get clear answers for butterfly, seated guards, knee shield, and DLR-style hooks without relying on cloth.

Primary Techniques You'll Drill

No-Gi Guard Passing
Posture
Frame Collapsing
Knee Shield Counters
Butterfly Solutions
Leg Pummeling

Format & Level

Instructional style: System Based, Conceptual
Skill level: Intermediate
Format: No-Gi
Runtime: 5 hours and 13 minutes
Volumes: 7

Should You Buy It?

Wait for daily deal. I stopped grip-fighting and started angle-fighting to get past hooks.

Why Henry Akins?

Akins teaches posture and angle-based pressure that works without cloth. His no-gi passing sequences recycle the same frames-killing idea across guards.