Double Underhook Stack Pass

Rafael Lovato Jr. breaks down the Double Underhook Stack Pass, a vital BJJ passing technique that complements the Single Underhook Stack Pass.

Key Takeaways:

Explore the scenario where you've successfully opened your opponent's guard and are looking to advance your position.
Learn why transitioning to the Double Underhook Stack Pass can be advantageous:
- When your opponent shifts their weight to one side, making it easier to position their leg on your shoulder for the pass.
- To prevent your opponent from countering with a triangle choke when they grip your arm.
Fundamental steps of the Double Underhook Stack Pass:
- Begin by getting your arm under both of your opponent's legs.
- Draw your opponent's hips closer to you, either by cupping their legs or holding their belt.
- Posture up and pull their hips toward you.
- Lock your hands under their legs, ensuring both legs rest on your shoulders.
- Get on your toes and maintain a low hip position.
- Choose your direction for passing, whether to the right or left.
- Secure a grip on the collar and the belt to control your opponent's movements.
- Execute the pass by moving to the side and using your knee to inch-by-inch arch your way to success.
- Gradually release the legs, completing the pass.