Professor Edson Oliveira demonstrates how to continue passing the guard when the primary options are blocked, focusing on head control and pressure distribution. The core strategy is to use the opponent's strong defense as a cue to switch tactics, avoiding a direct fight for the underhook or cross face. When Edson cannot secure his primary control, he uses his hand and head as a blocker near the opponent's shoulder and neck. He drives his weight and forehead down to the mat, creating intense pressure on the opponent. This forces the opponent to yield or move, allowing Edson to pass and secure the mount control.