Advanced
Finish Every Leg Drag Pass With These Details From Isaac Doederlein
Coach's take: The best of this batch — real coaching-level detail from a legit source.
3.9
Leg drag pass
Brazilian jiu-jitsu / Popular
Drag the legs across to pass and take the back.
What coaches agree on
- Cover the opponent's trapped knee with your elbow or armpit so they can't pull the leg back or rebuild a frame.
- Keep the opponent's hips turned away from you as you drag the leg across; if they turn all the way and turtle, ride it and take their back with a seatbelt grip.
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- Once the leg is trapped, switch your grip to the collar or belt to finish the pass into side control.
Advanced
How to do the Leg Drag pass in 2020 (its changed) - Keenanonline.com
Coach's take: Explains the physics, fixes the common mistake, from someone who's actually good at this. Top-tier.
3.8
Intermediate
Leg Drag Pass | The Jiu Jitsu Laboratory
Coach's take: Thorough and well-structured — best used once you already have the basic version down.
3.8
Intermediate
Leg Drag Pass Tutorial – Control and Submit from Guard Pass Position
Coach's take: Catches a mistake that quietly wrecks a lot of people's leg drags — useful.
3.7
Advanced
Leg Drag From Stack Pass by Nicholas Meregali
Coach's take: High-level detail from a world champion — a bit of a language barrier but worth pushing through.
3.6
Intermediate
The Leg Drag: The First Guard Pass You Should Learn
Coach's take: Good technical detail on the placeholder system, though it assumes more background than the title lets on.
3.5
Advanced
Modern Guard Passing: Leg Drags & Smash Passing
Coach's take: Two entries honestly compared, with real reaction-based decision-making - genuinely high-level teaching.
3.5
Advanced
Entries to the Leg Drag Pass
Coach's take: In-depth entries with a real counter to the counter — one of the stronger breakdowns in this batch.
3.5
Intermediate
The SECRET to Hitting this UNSTOPPABLE Leg Drag Pass!
Coach's take: Better than the title suggests — a real, specific idea, just short.
3.5
Beginner
No Gi Leg Drag Pass | BJJ for Breakfast
Coach's take: Solid, standard no-gi version — does the job.
3.4
Intermediate
Passing Around Leg Drag - BJJ OPEN GUARD
Coach's take: Clear grip sequence plus the actual reason hip control matters - good, usable teaching.
3.3
Advanced
Leg Drag Passing Concepts and Bottom Application Concepts
Coach's take: Genuinely useful conceptual layer — but only if you already have the leg drag mechanics down.
3.1
Beginner
Leg Drag Pass by Ari Goldman
Coach's take: Solid fundamentals drill, correct mechanics — doesn't go beyond the basics.
2.8
Advanced
Simple de la riva leg drag pass
Coach's take: Good specific detail against De La Riva, delivered pretty conversationally.
2.7
Beginner
Kids BJJ White Belt - Basic Leg Drag Pass
Coach's take: Correct but thin — a demo, not a full lesson.
2.6
Advanced
Master the Leg Drag Like Tainan Dalpra | Guard Passing Study
Coach's take: Good high-level film study if you already have the movement - you won't learn the mechanics from this one.
2.5
Beginner
Leg Drag Pass | Bijo Breakdowns
Coach's take: Correct and to the point, but it's a quick pass-through, not a deep breakdown.
2.5
Beginner
Leg Drag Pass | Jersey City Jiu-Jitsu | Procel BJJ
Coach's take: Correct basics, but thin — doesn't cover what happens when the pass gets resisted.
2.5
Intermediate
Leg Drag drill and 3 options to the leg drag pass.
Coach's take: Real technical variety here, just a genuinely hard watch to follow.
2.3
Advanced
Knee Shield Pass Going To The Leg Drag by Jason Hunt
Coach's take: Two apparently novel details here, but the explanation is muddy on the page — hard to extract clean instruction.
1.4