The Turtle Guard Revisited by Eduardo Telles
238 reviews · 4.93 / 5
Eduardo Telles · Combo
Surf Passing by Eduardo Telles has 82 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.84 out of 5. 87% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from May 13, 2019 to July 21, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Very cool guy, showing a style I haven't studied
some great passes in this one
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love the passing techniques, works especially well as a smaller person
so telles has a very unique way at looking at jiu jitsu. looks like a very fun way of passing guard, i am looking forward to trying some of these.
An unique perspective on passing guards with finesse and smart strategies.
some good passing techniques interesting ideas to play with
I liked it. It's a unique perspective and fund to watch.
This is a great style of passing. The concepts and techniques are easy to add to any passing game. Great from beginner to advance practitioners, a great addition to the library for anyone. Also can adapt to no gi techniques
F%%%ing love Telles
great instructional from one of the best
A brilliant concept of guard passing.
Excellent stuff by a legend
really good technique for staying on top
Great instructional!
I enjoy the old school game. This one is legit.
Telles’s passing techniques compliment and have supplemented my game really well. I also really liked his Turtle Guard instructional and hope he considers doing additional ones.
Great move! I like it
Professor Telles at his best. Just buy it.
A very easy to follow instructional. Eduardo has some excellent concepts to help your passing.
Really love using this style of passing. Just so fun when you hit it.
Love Mr. Telles' style and easy to follow instruction. Easy to learn and efficient passes in this video.
E. T. provided an solid series on passing focussed on pressure and spinning. Using this concept he is forcing in between passes from half guard and deep half guard or using variations of the knee cut to enter the spin passing. He utilizes the back step in a very efficient manner. His main concept is not showing your back when passing. -That means either you spin chest to chest or you step back towards his back so that you do not offer your own back. The backstep is always done beside your opponent so that you do not spin your back towards your oppenents chest. Great instructional!
Eduardo explains and demonstrates smooth passing concepts I'll enjoy incorporating into my game
Really great instructional, especially if you want to introduce standing guard passes into your game. All the techniques would no doubt fit into someone's game. I really believe you'll find at least one gem in this instructional. His teaching style is very laid back as well which is always great.
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