Darces From Everywhere by Kade & Tye Ruotolo
80 reviews · 4.85 / 5
Kade Ruotolo · Combo
The Leg Pin Passing System by Kade & Tye Ruotolo has 113 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.85 out of 5. 88% are five-star and 1 is one or two stars. Reviews run from May 27, 2020 to June 30, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Great techniques from the Ruotolo brothers, plenty of detail and sequences to learn here. Enjoyed the straight to the point instructional.
I feel like this video goes really well with watching Kade's match against Lachlan Giles. Short, sweet, and to the point. It's an interesting add to your passing game.
ive been praticing this for a while but i never understood the full concepts behind the leg pin , this instructionial showed me everything and more on what there is to the leg pin . ive been hitting some of these passes in the gym and not alot of people know what to do , most of them just try to spazz out of the position and waste their energy
an original and innovative approach to leg control in the guard pass
Before this instructional it was mostly guess-work and what felt right trying to do the leg pin passing. Was skeptical if this instructional was worth it, considering the price and it is a short instructional. I could never have been so wrong, the details they explain makes a huge difference to the leg pin passing and makes obvious of the mistakes I have been doing. Although it is short their delivery is concise and the information sticks. It is not necessary to make it complicated and have it explained in a round a bout way compared to other instructionals. 10/10 instructional, I would never have figured out the details on my own without this instructional.
Innovative
Kade and Tye do an excellent job demonstrating and explaining the "why" behind their leg pin passing system. Very worthwhile!
New arsenal to passing leg lockers
Now I have a system to stomping on people and my training partners love it.
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Absolutely amazing dvd :ok_hand:
very informative, great attention to detail :ok_hand:
This instructional is easy to follow very well detailed and can be be implemented quickly! After a few reps you’ll be passing smoother and faster because of the detail within the videos. 100% recommend
Very slick passing techniques by these guys and very well explained.
Ruotolos brothers have struck gold! This dvd has enhanced my guard passing tremendously in such short time! Thank you!
Watching these guys teach is always entertaining
I have watched/reviewed this course several times and have been able to implement it immediately. Its a great course that helps build on itself as well. Only downside is there is a good amount of leadup to all the techniques if you watch it chronologically.
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Innovative but simple system to limit your opponent’s mobility and inhibit their ability to play various open guards or initiate leg attacks.
This two brothers developed a whole pre-passing/passing system focused on not getting entagled. Keeping getting and keeping connection between your hands with your oppinent's shins. Always moving sideways. Forcing the leg pin with 2 on 1 either with your arms and/or your legs. Or forcing the sideswitch by that. Lower your level to increase your base. Force him to give you reactions you can work with. To pass on your terms or submitt. It is a way less related on speed than I thouhgt! Highly recommend for 40+ too!!
The young prodigy brothers show their own passing system which is based on stepping on the leg
This is a stupendous system for shutting down leg attacks. By neutralizing the opponent's legs prior to engaging their guard their entrances to entanglements are much harder. The system definitely takes some practice, but once you have the footwork down it works great.
Great breakdowns of the leg pin techniques.
Helped me a ton to level up my passing game.
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