What Will You Learn?
\nMaster The Most Battle-Tested Guard Passing System For Beating Modern Guards – Including K-Guard, Inversions, & Leg Lock Hunters – With Lachlan Giles’ Step-By-Step Under-The-Legs Passing Blueprint
\nLachlan Giles – one of the most respected and bestselling instructors on BJJ Fanatics – is back with a comprehensive 6-part instructional that dismantles today’s most frustrating guard systems using time-tested, pressure-focused under-the-legs passing. Whether you're struggling with K-guard, inverted guards, or constant leg lock threats, this system gives you a reliable and detailed roadmap to passing with control, safety, and precision.
\nThis anthology breaks down every major variation of under-the-legs passing – including the double under, over-under, single under, and single under with knee pin – and shows you how to blend them together into a cohesive, unstoppable passing game. Lachlan’s world-class instruction is known for its clarity and depth, giving you not just moves, but a full understanding of the mechanics and timing behind each position.
\nPerfect for both gi and no-gi, this series is designed for competitors, hobbyists, and instructors looking to modernize their top game while staying one step ahead of the evolving guard landscape.
\n\n
🔑 What You’ll Learn:\n
\n- \n
- \n
🧠 The Complete Under-The-Legs Framework – Master the core concepts that connect all under-the-legs passes into a unified system.
\n \n - \n
🤼♂️ Double Under & Over-Under Mastery – Build crushing control and prevent inversion or leg entanglement before it starts.
\n \n - \n
🦵 Single Under & Knee Pin Variants – Develop unstoppable passing chains that neutralize tricky guards and keep opponents flat on their back.
\n \n - \n
⚙️ Beat Modern Guards Like K-Guard & Inversions – Learn how to shut down today’s most annoying guard styles while staying safe from leg locks.
\n \n - \n
🔄 Passing Combinations & Transitions – Seamlessly switch between pass styles based on opponent reactions to stay one step ahead at all times.
\n \n - \n
🔍 Situational Details & Timing – Lachlan’s articulate breakdowns give you the why behind the technique, not just the how.
\n \n
\n
💡 Why Learn From Lachlan Giles?\n
\n- \n
- \n
🥇 IBJJF & ADCC Veteran Coach and Competitor
\n \n - \n
🎓 Renowned for his clarity, structure, and deep conceptual teaching
\n \n - \n
📈 Multiple bestselling instructionals – trusted by thousands worldwide
\n \n - \n
🧬 Scientific approach to jiu-jitsu that gives you reliable systems, not guesswork
\n \n
\n
If your guard passing feels stuck against leg lockers, inverted guards, and unpredictable modern guard players – this is your answer. Learn to control, neutralize, and dominate with one of the most pressure-based, effective systems in the game.
\nWhat Exactly Do you Get?
\nPart 1
\n- \n
- Course Intro \n
- Overview And Entries - Overview - Intro To Section \n
- Pros And Cons \n
- Gi Vs No Gi \n
- Positional Hierarchy \n
- Concepts - Tripod And Posture \n
- The Knee Line \n
- Playing The Boundary \n
- Entries - A Conceptual Approach To Entries \n
- Direct Entries - Direct Entry Single Under \n
- Double Underhooks \n
- Double Ankle Stack \n
- Over/Under Vs Seated \n
- Pant Sleeve Entry \n
- Knee Shield Entries - Entries Vs Knee Shield \n
- Shin Pin Vs Knee Shield \n
- Knee Shield To Bicep Ride And Single Under \n
- Additional Entries - Butterfly And Guillotine Defense \n
- Outside Passing To Under The Legs \n
- Near Knee Through To Miragaia \n
- Using Under The Legs For Other Passes \n
- Linking The Positions - Connecting Under The Legs Passing \n
- Drills \n
- Live clips \n
Part 2
\n- \n
- Single Underhook Pass - Overview - Intro To Section \n
- Entries \n
- Overview Of Options \n
- How They Defend \n
- Concepts - Keeping The Knee Line \n
- Gripping With The Underhook Arm \n
- Positioning The Free Arm \n
- Positioning As You Make Your Angle \n
- Head Position \n
- Chest To Chest Connection \n
- Pathways - High Grip \n
- Stack To Turtle \n
- Single Under Low Finish \n
- Troubleshooting - They Push Your Hand Up \n
- They Free Their Knee \n
- Chestquarters/They Step On You \n
- They get inside hand position \n
- They Get Back To Double Underhooks \n
- Sit Up Escape \n
- They Frame Your Hip \n
- Self Frame \n
- They Pummel Their Free Leg Under \n
- Crossover \n
- Double Hip Frame \n
- Summary \n
- Drills \n
- Live Clips \n
Part 3
\n- \n
- Double Underhooks Pass - Overview - Intro To Section \n
- Gi Vs No Gi \n
- Entries Overview \n
- Positional Hierarchy \n
- Their Options \n
- Concept - Head And Body Position \n
- Summary Of Whats Covered \n
- Role Of Your Arms \n
- Pathways - To Single Underhook Pass \n
- Switching Sides To Single Under \n
- To Miragaia \n
- To Over/Under \n
- Stacking - Stack With Hands In Front \n
- Stacking From Double Sleeve - Stand And Lift \n
- Switch Base To Stack \n
- Tripod To Stack \n
- Linking Options From Double Sleeve \n
- Dealing With The Sleeve Grip \n
- From The Stack - Stack To Single Under \n
- Stack To Turtle \n
- Troubleshooting From The Stack \n
- Shallow Underhook Pass \n
- Summary Of Under The Legs Offense \n
- Troubleshooting - Elbow Grips \n
- Choi Bar And Shoulder Drag \n
- High Pummel \n
- They Push Your Hand Up \n
- Butterfly Hook \n
- Triangle \n
- K Guard \n
- Drills \n
- Narrated Rolling \n
Part 4
\n- \n
- Over Under Pass - Overview - Intro To Section \n
- Basic Over Under Pass \n
- Defining Positions \n
- Gi Vs No Gi \n
- Your Options \n
- Opponents Options \n
- Entries \n
- Concepts - Head Position \n
- Tripod \n
- Keeping The Knee Line \n
- Shoulder Position \n
- Overhook Arm Position \n
- Underhook Arm Position \n
- Techniques - To Smash Pass \n
- To Far Side Smash Pass \n
- To Leg Shelf \n
- Passing When They Face In \n
- Dogbar \n
- To Half Guard \n
- To Single Under \n
- Troubleshooting - Wrestlers Switch \n
- Invert To Tornado \n
- Knee Shield \n
- Kimura And Choi Bar \n
- Shoulder Drag \n
- They Centre Your Head \n
- They Free Their Knee \n
- Sit Up Escape \n
- Foot To Outside \n
- Summary \n
- Drills \n
- Narrated Rolling \n
Part 5
\n- \n
- Passing Bicep Ride - Overview - Intro To Section \n
- Major Options \n
- Opponents Options \n
- Concepts - Head Position, Body Position \n
- Controlling The Underhooked Leg \n
- Controlling The Overhooked Leg \n
- Keep Your Opponent Facing The Roof \n
- Role Of Your Overhook Arm \n
- Grips With Your Underhook Arm \n
- Pathways - To Over Under Slow \n
- To Over Under Fast \n
- To Single Under \n
- To Single Under 2 \n
- Double Underhook Near Side Scoop \n
- To Through The Legs \n
- Troubleshooting - Triangle \n
- Choi Bar \n
- They Grab Your Leg \n
- Knee Shield \n
- They Butterfly Hook \n
- Shoulder Drag \n
- Loop Choke \n
- They Get Foot Across Hip \n
- High Pummel \n
- Stripping The Grip From Knee \n
- Summary \n
- Drills \n
- Narrated Rolling \n
Part 6
\n- \n
- Miragaia Pass - Overview - Intro To Section \n
- Your Options \n
- Opponents Options \n
- Entries \n
- Differences In Gi Vs No Gi \n
- Concept - Direction Of Pressure \n
- Near Knee Through Position \n
- Posture \n
- Techniques - To Over Under \n
- Double Knee Cut \n
- Other Through The Legs Passes \n
- Longstep \n
- Single Underhook Pass \n
- Stacking (Gi) \n
- Troubleshooting - Knee Shield \n
- Frames \n
- Hip Escape \n
- Off Balance \n
- Back Roll \n
- They Push Your Knee \n
- Summary \n
- Drills \n
- Narrated Rolling \n
Under the Legs Passing Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Master The Most Battle-Tested Guard Passing System For Beating Modern Guards – Including K-Guard, Inversions, & Leg Lock Hunters – With Lachlan Giles’ Step-By-Step Under-The-Legs Passing Blueprint
-
Lachlan Giles – one of the most respected and bestselling instructors on BJJ Fanatics – is back with a comprehensive 6-part instructional that dismantles today’s most frustrating guard systems using time-tested, pressure-focused under-the-legs passing.
-
Whether you're struggling with K-guard, inverted guards, or constant leg lock threats, this system gives you a reliable and detailed roadmap to passing with control, safety, and precision.
-
This anthology breaks down every major variation of under-the-legs passing – including the double under, over-under, single under, and single under with knee pin – and shows you how to blend them together into a cohesive, unstoppable passing game.

Check Out a Free Sample:
What Will You Learn?
Master The Most Battle-Tested Guard Passing System For Beating Modern Guards – Including K-Guard, Inversions, & Leg Lock Hunters – With Lachlan Giles’ Step-By-Step Under-The-Legs Passing Blueprint
Lachlan Giles – one of the most respected and bestselling instructors on BJJ Fanatics – is back with a comprehensive 6-part instructional that dismantles today’s most frustrating guard systems using time-tested, pressure-focused under-the-legs passing. Whether you're struggling with K-guard, inverted guards, or constant leg lock threats, this system gives you a reliable and detailed roadmap to passing with control, safety, and precision.
This anthology breaks down every major variation of under-the-legs passing – including the double under, over-under, single under, and single under with knee pin – and shows you how to blend them together into a cohesive, unstoppable passing game. Lachlan’s world-class instruction is known for its clarity and depth, giving you not just moves, but a full understanding of the mechanics and timing behind each position.
Perfect for both gi and no-gi, this series is designed for competitors, hobbyists, and instructors looking to modernize their top game while staying one step ahead of the evolving guard landscape.
🔑 What You’ll Learn:
-
🧠 The Complete Under-The-Legs Framework – Master the core concepts that connect all under-the-legs passes into a unified system.
-
🤼♂️ Double Under & Over-Under Mastery – Build crushing control and prevent inversion or leg entanglement before it starts.
-
🦵 Single Under & Knee Pin Variants – Develop unstoppable passing chains that neutralize tricky guards and keep opponents flat on their back.
-
⚙️ Beat Modern Guards Like K-Guard & Inversions – Learn how to shut down today’s most annoying guard styles while staying safe from leg locks.
-
🔄 Passing Combinations & Transitions – Seamlessly switch between pass styles based on opponent reactions to stay one step ahead at all times.
-
🔍 Situational Details & Timing – Lachlan’s articulate breakdowns give you the why behind the technique, not just the how.
💡 Why Learn From Lachlan Giles?
-
🥇 IBJJF & ADCC Veteran Coach and Competitor
-
🎓 Renowned for his clarity, structure, and deep conceptual teaching
-
📈 Multiple bestselling instructionals – trusted by thousands worldwide
-
🧬 Scientific approach to jiu-jitsu that gives you reliable systems, not guesswork
If your guard passing feels stuck against leg lockers, inverted guards, and unpredictable modern guard players – this is your answer. Learn to control, neutralize, and dominate with one of the most pressure-based, effective systems in the game.
What Exactly Do you Get?
Part 1
- Course Intro
- Overview And Entries - Overview - Intro To Section
- Pros And Cons
- Gi Vs No Gi
- Positional Hierarchy
- Concepts - Tripod And Posture
- The Knee Line
- Playing The Boundary
- Entries - A Conceptual Approach To Entries
- Direct Entries - Direct Entry Single Under
- Double Underhooks
- Double Ankle Stack
- Over/Under Vs Seated
- Pant Sleeve Entry
- Knee Shield Entries - Entries Vs Knee Shield
- Shin Pin Vs Knee Shield
- Knee Shield To Bicep Ride And Single Under
- Additional Entries - Butterfly And Guillotine Defense
- Outside Passing To Under The Legs
- Near Knee Through To Miragaia
- Using Under The Legs For Other Passes
- Linking The Positions - Connecting Under The Legs Passing
- Drills
- Live clips
Part 2
- Single Underhook Pass - Overview - Intro To Section
- Entries
- Overview Of Options
- How They Defend
- Concepts - Keeping The Knee Line
- Gripping With The Underhook Arm
- Positioning The Free Arm
- Positioning As You Make Your Angle
- Head Position
- Chest To Chest Connection
- Pathways - High Grip
- Stack To Turtle
- Single Under Low Finish
- Troubleshooting - They Push Your Hand Up
- They Free Their Knee
- Chestquarters/They Step On You
- They get inside hand position
- They Get Back To Double Underhooks
- Sit Up Escape
- They Frame Your Hip
- Self Frame
- They Pummel Their Free Leg Under
- Crossover
- Double Hip Frame
- Summary
- Drills
- Live Clips
Part 3
- Double Underhooks Pass - Overview - Intro To Section
- Gi Vs No Gi
- Entries Overview
- Positional Hierarchy
- Their Options
- Concept - Head And Body Position
- Summary Of Whats Covered
- Role Of Your Arms
- Pathways - To Single Underhook Pass
- Switching Sides To Single Under
- To Miragaia
- To Over/Under
- Stacking - Stack With Hands In Front
- Stacking From Double Sleeve - Stand And Lift
- Switch Base To Stack
- Tripod To Stack
- Linking Options From Double Sleeve
- Dealing With The Sleeve Grip
- From The Stack - Stack To Single Under
- Stack To Turtle
- Troubleshooting From The Stack
- Shallow Underhook Pass
- Summary Of Under The Legs Offense
- Troubleshooting - Elbow Grips
- Choi Bar And Shoulder Drag
- High Pummel
- They Push Your Hand Up
- Butterfly Hook
- Triangle
- K Guard
- Drills
- Narrated Rolling
Part 4
- Over Under Pass - Overview - Intro To Section
- Basic Over Under Pass
- Defining Positions
- Gi Vs No Gi
- Your Options
- Opponents Options
- Entries
- Concepts - Head Position
- Tripod
- Keeping The Knee Line
- Shoulder Position
- Overhook Arm Position
- Underhook Arm Position
- Techniques - To Smash Pass
- To Far Side Smash Pass
- To Leg Shelf
- Passing When They Face In
- Dogbar
- To Half Guard
- To Single Under
- Troubleshooting - Wrestlers Switch
- Invert To Tornado
- Knee Shield
- Kimura And Choi Bar
- Shoulder Drag
- They Centre Your Head
- They Free Their Knee
- Sit Up Escape
- Foot To Outside
- Summary
- Drills
- Narrated Rolling
Part 5
- Passing Bicep Ride - Overview - Intro To Section
- Major Options
- Opponents Options
- Concepts - Head Position, Body Position
- Controlling The Underhooked Leg
- Controlling The Overhooked Leg
- Keep Your Opponent Facing The Roof
- Role Of Your Overhook Arm
- Grips With Your Underhook Arm
- Pathways - To Over Under Slow
- To Over Under Fast
- To Single Under
- To Single Under 2
- Double Underhook Near Side Scoop
- To Through The Legs
- Troubleshooting - Triangle
- Choi Bar
- They Grab Your Leg
- Knee Shield
- They Butterfly Hook
- Shoulder Drag
- Loop Choke
- They Get Foot Across Hip
- High Pummel
- Stripping The Grip From Knee
- Summary
- Drills
- Narrated Rolling
Part 6
- Miragaia Pass - Overview - Intro To Section
- Your Options
- Opponents Options
- Entries
- Differences In Gi Vs No Gi
- Concept - Direction Of Pressure
- Near Knee Through Position
- Posture
- Techniques - To Over Under
- Double Knee Cut
- Other Through The Legs Passes
- Longstep
- Single Underhook Pass
- Stacking (Gi)
- Troubleshooting - Knee Shield
- Frames
- Hip Escape
- Off Balance
- Back Roll
- They Push Your Knee
- Summary
- Drills
- Narrated Rolling
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Under the Legs Passing Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Under the Legs Passing Anthology by Lachlan Giles
Master The Most Battle-Tested Guard Passing System For Beating Modern Guards – Including K-Guard, Inversions, & Leg Lock Hunters – With Lachlan Giles’ Step-By-Step Under-The-Legs Passing Blueprint
-
Lachlan Giles – one of the most respected and bestselling instructors on BJJ Fanatics – is back with a comprehensive 6-part instructional that dismantles today’s most frustrating guard systems using time-tested, pressure-focused under-the-legs passing.
-
Whether you're struggling with K-guard, inverted guards, or constant leg lock threats, this system gives you a reliable and detailed roadmap to passing with control, safety, and precision.
-
This anthology breaks down every major variation of under-the-legs passing – including the double under, over-under, single under, and single under with knee pin – and shows you how to blend them together into a cohesive, unstoppable passing game.

Check Out a Free Sample:
What Will You Learn?
Master The Most Battle-Tested Guard Passing System For Beating Modern Guards – Including K-Guard, Inversions, & Leg Lock Hunters – With Lachlan Giles’ Step-By-Step Under-The-Legs Passing Blueprint
Lachlan Giles – one of the most respected and bestselling instructors on BJJ Fanatics – is back with a comprehensive 6-part instructional that dismantles today’s most frustrating guard systems using time-tested, pressure-focused under-the-legs passing. Whether you're struggling with K-guard, inverted guards, or constant leg lock threats, this system gives you a reliable and detailed roadmap to passing with control, safety, and precision.
This anthology breaks down every major variation of under-the-legs passing – including the double under, over-under, single under, and single under with knee pin – and shows you how to blend them together into a cohesive, unstoppable passing game. Lachlan’s world-class instruction is known for its clarity and depth, giving you not just moves, but a full understanding of the mechanics and timing behind each position.
Perfect for both gi and no-gi, this series is designed for competitors, hobbyists, and instructors looking to modernize their top game while staying one step ahead of the evolving guard landscape.
🔑 What You’ll Learn:
-
🧠 The Complete Under-The-Legs Framework – Master the core concepts that connect all under-the-legs passes into a unified system.
-
🤼♂️ Double Under & Over-Under Mastery – Build crushing control and prevent inversion or leg entanglement before it starts.
-
🦵 Single Under & Knee Pin Variants – Develop unstoppable passing chains that neutralize tricky guards and keep opponents flat on their back.
-
⚙️ Beat Modern Guards Like K-Guard & Inversions – Learn how to shut down today’s most annoying guard styles while staying safe from leg locks.
-
🔄 Passing Combinations & Transitions – Seamlessly switch between pass styles based on opponent reactions to stay one step ahead at all times.
-
🔍 Situational Details & Timing – Lachlan’s articulate breakdowns give you the why behind the technique, not just the how.
💡 Why Learn From Lachlan Giles?
-
🥇 IBJJF & ADCC Veteran Coach and Competitor
-
🎓 Renowned for his clarity, structure, and deep conceptual teaching
-
📈 Multiple bestselling instructionals – trusted by thousands worldwide
-
🧬 Scientific approach to jiu-jitsu that gives you reliable systems, not guesswork
If your guard passing feels stuck against leg lockers, inverted guards, and unpredictable modern guard players – this is your answer. Learn to control, neutralize, and dominate with one of the most pressure-based, effective systems in the game.
What Exactly Do you Get?
Part 1
- Course Intro
- Overview And Entries - Overview - Intro To Section
- Pros And Cons
- Gi Vs No Gi
- Positional Hierarchy
- Concepts - Tripod And Posture
- The Knee Line
- Playing The Boundary
- Entries - A Conceptual Approach To Entries
- Direct Entries - Direct Entry Single Under
- Double Underhooks
- Double Ankle Stack
- Over/Under Vs Seated
- Pant Sleeve Entry
- Knee Shield Entries - Entries Vs Knee Shield
- Shin Pin Vs Knee Shield
- Knee Shield To Bicep Ride And Single Under
- Additional Entries - Butterfly And Guillotine Defense
- Outside Passing To Under The Legs
- Near Knee Through To Miragaia
- Using Under The Legs For Other Passes
- Linking The Positions - Connecting Under The Legs Passing
- Drills
- Live clips
Part 2
- Single Underhook Pass - Overview - Intro To Section
- Entries
- Overview Of Options
- How They Defend
- Concepts - Keeping The Knee Line
- Gripping With The Underhook Arm
- Positioning The Free Arm
- Positioning As You Make Your Angle
- Head Position
- Chest To Chest Connection
- Pathways - High Grip
- Stack To Turtle
- Single Under Low Finish
- Troubleshooting - They Push Your Hand Up
- They Free Their Knee
- Chestquarters/They Step On You
- They get inside hand position
- They Get Back To Double Underhooks
- Sit Up Escape
- They Frame Your Hip
- Self Frame
- They Pummel Their Free Leg Under
- Crossover
- Double Hip Frame
- Summary
- Drills
- Live Clips
Part 3
- Double Underhooks Pass - Overview - Intro To Section
- Gi Vs No Gi
- Entries Overview
- Positional Hierarchy
- Their Options
- Concept - Head And Body Position
- Summary Of Whats Covered
- Role Of Your Arms
- Pathways - To Single Underhook Pass
- Switching Sides To Single Under
- To Miragaia
- To Over/Under
- Stacking - Stack With Hands In Front
- Stacking From Double Sleeve - Stand And Lift
- Switch Base To Stack
- Tripod To Stack
- Linking Options From Double Sleeve
- Dealing With The Sleeve Grip
- From The Stack - Stack To Single Under
- Stack To Turtle
- Troubleshooting From The Stack
- Shallow Underhook Pass
- Summary Of Under The Legs Offense
- Troubleshooting - Elbow Grips
- Choi Bar And Shoulder Drag
- High Pummel
- They Push Your Hand Up
- Butterfly Hook
- Triangle
- K Guard
- Drills
- Narrated Rolling
Part 4
- Over Under Pass - Overview - Intro To Section
- Basic Over Under Pass
- Defining Positions
- Gi Vs No Gi
- Your Options
- Opponents Options
- Entries
- Concepts - Head Position
- Tripod
- Keeping The Knee Line
- Shoulder Position
- Overhook Arm Position
- Underhook Arm Position
- Techniques - To Smash Pass
- To Far Side Smash Pass
- To Leg Shelf
- Passing When They Face In
- Dogbar
- To Half Guard
- To Single Under
- Troubleshooting - Wrestlers Switch
- Invert To Tornado
- Knee Shield
- Kimura And Choi Bar
- Shoulder Drag
- They Centre Your Head
- They Free Their Knee
- Sit Up Escape
- Foot To Outside
- Summary
- Drills
- Narrated Rolling
Part 5
- Passing Bicep Ride - Overview - Intro To Section
- Major Options
- Opponents Options
- Concepts - Head Position, Body Position
- Controlling The Underhooked Leg
- Controlling The Overhooked Leg
- Keep Your Opponent Facing The Roof
- Role Of Your Overhook Arm
- Grips With Your Underhook Arm
- Pathways - To Over Under Slow
- To Over Under Fast
- To Single Under
- To Single Under 2
- Double Underhook Near Side Scoop
- To Through The Legs
- Troubleshooting - Triangle
- Choi Bar
- They Grab Your Leg
- Knee Shield
- They Butterfly Hook
- Shoulder Drag
- Loop Choke
- They Get Foot Across Hip
- High Pummel
- Stripping The Grip From Knee
- Summary
- Drills
- Narrated Rolling
Part 6
- Miragaia Pass - Overview - Intro To Section
- Your Options
- Opponents Options
- Entries
- Differences In Gi Vs No Gi
- Concept - Direction Of Pressure
- Near Knee Through Position
- Posture
- Techniques - To Over Under
- Double Knee Cut
- Other Through The Legs Passes
- Longstep
- Single Underhook Pass
- Stacking (Gi)
- Troubleshooting - Knee Shield
- Frames
- Hip Escape
- Off Balance
- Back Roll
- They Push Your Knee
- Summary
- Drills
- Narrated Rolling
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Master The Most Battle-Tested Guard Passing System For Beating Modern Guards – Including K-Guard, Inversions, & Leg Lock Hunters – With Lachlan Giles’ Step-By-Step Under-The-Legs Passing Blueprint
-
Lachlan Giles – one of the most respected and bestselling instructors on BJJ Fanatics – is back with a comprehensive 6-part instructional that dismantles today’s most frustrating guard systems using time-tested, pressure-focused under-the-legs passing.
-
Whether you're struggling with K-guard, inverted guards, or constant leg lock threats, this system gives you a reliable and detailed roadmap to passing with control, safety, and precision.
-
This anthology breaks down every major variation of under-the-legs passing – including the double under, over-under, single under, and single under with knee pin – and shows you how to blend them together into a cohesive, unstoppable passing game.

Check Out a Free Sample:
What Will You Learn?
Master The Most Battle-Tested Guard Passing System For Beating Modern Guards – Including K-Guard, Inversions, & Leg Lock Hunters – With Lachlan Giles’ Step-By-Step Under-The-Legs Passing Blueprint
Lachlan Giles – one of the most respected and bestselling instructors on BJJ Fanatics – is back with a comprehensive 6-part instructional that dismantles today’s most frustrating guard systems using time-tested, pressure-focused under-the-legs passing. Whether you're struggling with K-guard, inverted guards, or constant leg lock threats, this system gives you a reliable and detailed roadmap to passing with control, safety, and precision.
This anthology breaks down every major variation of under-the-legs passing – including the double under, over-under, single under, and single under with knee pin – and shows you how to blend them together into a cohesive, unstoppable passing game. Lachlan’s world-class instruction is known for its clarity and depth, giving you not just moves, but a full understanding of the mechanics and timing behind each position.
Perfect for both gi and no-gi, this series is designed for competitors, hobbyists, and instructors looking to modernize their top game while staying one step ahead of the evolving guard landscape.
🔑 What You’ll Learn:
-
🧠 The Complete Under-The-Legs Framework – Master the core concepts that connect all under-the-legs passes into a unified system.
-
🤼♂️ Double Under & Over-Under Mastery – Build crushing control and prevent inversion or leg entanglement before it starts.
-
🦵 Single Under & Knee Pin Variants – Develop unstoppable passing chains that neutralize tricky guards and keep opponents flat on their back.
-
⚙️ Beat Modern Guards Like K-Guard & Inversions – Learn how to shut down today’s most annoying guard styles while staying safe from leg locks.
-
🔄 Passing Combinations & Transitions – Seamlessly switch between pass styles based on opponent reactions to stay one step ahead at all times.
-
🔍 Situational Details & Timing – Lachlan’s articulate breakdowns give you the why behind the technique, not just the how.
💡 Why Learn From Lachlan Giles?
-
🥇 IBJJF & ADCC Veteran Coach and Competitor
-
🎓 Renowned for his clarity, structure, and deep conceptual teaching
-
📈 Multiple bestselling instructionals – trusted by thousands worldwide
-
🧬 Scientific approach to jiu-jitsu that gives you reliable systems, not guesswork
If your guard passing feels stuck against leg lockers, inverted guards, and unpredictable modern guard players – this is your answer. Learn to control, neutralize, and dominate with one of the most pressure-based, effective systems in the game.
What Exactly Do you Get?
Part 1
- Course Intro
- Overview And Entries - Overview - Intro To Section
- Pros And Cons
- Gi Vs No Gi
- Positional Hierarchy
- Concepts - Tripod And Posture
- The Knee Line
- Playing The Boundary
- Entries - A Conceptual Approach To Entries
- Direct Entries - Direct Entry Single Under
- Double Underhooks
- Double Ankle Stack
- Over/Under Vs Seated
- Pant Sleeve Entry
- Knee Shield Entries - Entries Vs Knee Shield
- Shin Pin Vs Knee Shield
- Knee Shield To Bicep Ride And Single Under
- Additional Entries - Butterfly And Guillotine Defense
- Outside Passing To Under The Legs
- Near Knee Through To Miragaia
- Using Under The Legs For Other Passes
- Linking The Positions - Connecting Under The Legs Passing
- Drills
- Live clips
Part 2
- Single Underhook Pass - Overview - Intro To Section
- Entries
- Overview Of Options
- How They Defend
- Concepts - Keeping The Knee Line
- Gripping With The Underhook Arm
- Positioning The Free Arm
- Positioning As You Make Your Angle
- Head Position
- Chest To Chest Connection
- Pathways - High Grip
- Stack To Turtle
- Single Under Low Finish
- Troubleshooting - They Push Your Hand Up
- They Free Their Knee
- Chestquarters/They Step On You
- They get inside hand position
- They Get Back To Double Underhooks
- Sit Up Escape
- They Frame Your Hip
- Self Frame
- They Pummel Their Free Leg Under
- Crossover
- Double Hip Frame
- Summary
- Drills
- Live Clips
Part 3
- Double Underhooks Pass - Overview - Intro To Section
- Gi Vs No Gi
- Entries Overview
- Positional Hierarchy
- Their Options
- Concept - Head And Body Position
- Summary Of Whats Covered
- Role Of Your Arms
- Pathways - To Single Underhook Pass
- Switching Sides To Single Under
- To Miragaia
- To Over/Under
- Stacking - Stack With Hands In Front
- Stacking From Double Sleeve - Stand And Lift
- Switch Base To Stack
- Tripod To Stack
- Linking Options From Double Sleeve
- Dealing With The Sleeve Grip
- From The Stack - Stack To Single Under
- Stack To Turtle
- Troubleshooting From The Stack
- Shallow Underhook Pass
- Summary Of Under The Legs Offense
- Troubleshooting - Elbow Grips
- Choi Bar And Shoulder Drag
- High Pummel
- They Push Your Hand Up
- Butterfly Hook
- Triangle
- K Guard
- Drills
- Narrated Rolling
Part 4
- Over Under Pass - Overview - Intro To Section
- Basic Over Under Pass
- Defining Positions
- Gi Vs No Gi
- Your Options
- Opponents Options
- Entries
- Concepts - Head Position
- Tripod
- Keeping The Knee Line
- Shoulder Position
- Overhook Arm Position
- Underhook Arm Position
- Techniques - To Smash Pass
- To Far Side Smash Pass
- To Leg Shelf
- Passing When They Face In
- Dogbar
- To Half Guard
- To Single Under
- Troubleshooting - Wrestlers Switch
- Invert To Tornado
- Knee Shield
- Kimura And Choi Bar
- Shoulder Drag
- They Centre Your Head
- They Free Their Knee
- Sit Up Escape
- Foot To Outside
- Summary
- Drills
- Narrated Rolling
Part 5
- Passing Bicep Ride - Overview - Intro To Section
- Major Options
- Opponents Options
- Concepts - Head Position, Body Position
- Controlling The Underhooked Leg
- Controlling The Overhooked Leg
- Keep Your Opponent Facing The Roof
- Role Of Your Overhook Arm
- Grips With Your Underhook Arm
- Pathways - To Over Under Slow
- To Over Under Fast
- To Single Under
- To Single Under 2
- Double Underhook Near Side Scoop
- To Through The Legs
- Troubleshooting - Triangle
- Choi Bar
- They Grab Your Leg
- Knee Shield
- They Butterfly Hook
- Shoulder Drag
- Loop Choke
- They Get Foot Across Hip
- High Pummel
- Stripping The Grip From Knee
- Summary
- Drills
- Narrated Rolling
Part 6
- Miragaia Pass - Overview - Intro To Section
- Your Options
- Opponents Options
- Entries
- Differences In Gi Vs No Gi
- Concept - Direction Of Pressure
- Near Knee Through Position
- Posture
- Techniques - To Over Under
- Double Knee Cut
- Other Through The Legs Passes
- Longstep
- Single Underhook Pass
- Stacking (Gi)
- Troubleshooting - Knee Shield
- Frames
- Hip Escape
- Off Balance
- Back Roll
- They Push Your Knee
- Summary
- Drills
- Narrated Rolling






















