Toreando Pass

Gordon Ryan explains his no-gi passing system to Bernardo Faria: stuff the leg, step to the hip, camp past the jeopardy point and let the guard player exhaust themselves.

Chewjitsu's three counters to spider guard, including the slick third option once they have both feet on the biceps.

Gordon Ryan on the toreando as he uses it in no-gi: the grip, the angle and the finish.

Jon Thomas' complete toreando pass: grips, the circle, the finish into side control and the common counters.

Comprehensive toreando guide organised by how high the guard player's feet are - low, mid or stacking - and what to do in each case.

Lachlan Giles' toreando pass class: distance, ankle control and finishing around the legs.

Andre Galvao's toreando concepts from Atos, including how it connects to the X-pass and leg drag.

No-gi toreando with head-on-chest pressure: put tension on the legs, angle in, tripod up and walk the hips back before pinning.

A full toreando passing class with chapters: grips and the basic pass, crescent step and leapfrog, one-arm drag, double leg drag and the duck-under sit-through.

A basic toreando pass from Heather Morgan, pants or ankle control and the circle to the mat.

Jon Thomas on the four ways to finish a toreando so you are not stuck circling forever.

Passing collar-sleeve by clearing the collar tie and the bicep foot before the toreando or knee cut.

Toreando-style passing against RDLR: high stepping to clear the hook, breaking loose ankle grips, wiping off a reaping leg with the elbow and backstepping against the scoop grip.

A direct walkthrough of passing collar-and-sleeve guard: dealing with the feet on hip and bicep, breaking the grips and moving into the pass.

Written overview of the toreando (bullfighter) pass.