Guard Passing is a fundamental technique in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) used to move from a defensive position to a dominant one. It involves maneuvering around or through an opponent's guard, which is a position where they use their legs to control or limit your movement. Successful guard passing allows a practitioner to achieve a more advantageous position, such as side control or mount. To effectively pass the guard, a practitioner must maintain balance, pressure, and control while avoiding submissions or sweeps from their opponent. Various strategies exist for guard passing, including knee slice, toreando, and over-under passes, each suited for different situations and types of guards. Mastering these techniques is essential for advancing in BJJ.