Guard pass (near)
When the athlete almost completes the pass, but the opponent recovers guard.
1 advantage
Rules
Advantage rules
Understand the situations that earn an advantage, how they are applied and when they can decide the winner of the fight at KEDARO Nexus competitions.
Overview
An advantage is awarded when the athlete reaches a scoring position without completing the 3 seconds of control, or nearly completes the position with real danger to the opponent. Advantages reward initiative and control during the fight.
Situations that earn an advantage
See the main movements that earn an advantage under the CBJJ rules.
Mount (near)
When the athlete reaches the mount, but does not stabilize the control.
1 advantage
Back (near)
When the athlete reaches the back, but does not establish full control.
1 advantage
Sweep (near)
When the athlete unbalances the opponent and almost completes the sweep.
1 advantage
Knee on belly (near)
When the athlete reaches the position, but does not stabilize it for long enough.
1 advantage
Takedown (near)
When the athlete takes the opponent down, but the control is not kept.
1 advantage
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