this actually got me thinking back to my first few training sessions. besides being a fan of the sport at the time the thing that pushed me to start training was a close friend of mine who was an army ranger and was about to deploy in 2005. he was headed straight for the shit we assumed and mma training was something he wanted to do before diving into an uncertain future. he asked me to meet him for our first training session at a place called the fight factory.anyway, in the early stages of training passing guard was something we worked a lot. i always tried to think my way around things initially while my dude was a beast and always just powered thru guard passes. even on day one was like fuck your guard lol. i think this approach would've worked well for us just starting out. it seems to combine brute force and technicality well. just thinking out loud i suppose lol.
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