In No-Gi, you must fight just as hard to hold the opponent after the pass as you did to achieve it. Always drive your weight to stay connected.

Used when an opponent frames or resists the initial movement.

He typically stands up and uses fast, simple movements to clear the legs.

He emphasizes connecting simple moves (1-2-3-4-5) quickly so the opponent is always reacting and cannot establish their own game.

Because No-Gi is "slippery," Marcelo uses his feet to drive weight constantly into the opponent, ensuring they cannot disconnect after the pass. Key Passing Techniques

Often the foundation of his chain, used to initiate the pass from standing.

Marcelo’s system focuses on , posture , and momentum rather than a large library of complex moves.