Standing vs Supine Guard

Also known as

Other names for this technique. Linked entries have their own glossary pages; non-linked entries (typically foreign-script forms) are surfaced for discovery only.

• Combat base passing sometimes used loosely, though combat base is technically one knee down
• Flat-back passing context descriptive — emphasises the opponent is on their back
• Standing closed-guard break when the specific context is the opened closed guard
• Standing open-guard passing general term covering most supine-guard contexts