
Knee Cut Passing: The Complete Guide
Coach's take: The best of the batch - teaches you to read the situation and choose, not just one fixed sequence.
Brazilian jiu-jitsu / Popular
Cut through the guard with a knee slice.

Coach's take: The best of the batch - teaches you to read the situation and choose, not just one fixed sequence.

Coach's take: The clearest structural breakdown of the knee cut in the batch, and it calls out the real failure mode.

Coach's take: This is the exact detail that stalls most people's knee cut — really well covered.

Coach's take: Real coaching depth -- the actual detail that separates working knee cuts from stuck ones.

Coach's take: This is the video for anyone whose knee cut keeps getting stopped -- exactly the fix needed.

Coach's take: One of the best knee cut breakdowns going — explains the why, not just the what.

Coach's take: Clear step-by-step setups, addresses the common mistakes too. Good one to drill from.

Coach's take: This clears up the 'which knee cut is the real one' confusion better than most instructionals — genuinely useful framework.

Coach's take: Precise, detailed, and from one of the best passers in the sport -- excellent.

Coach's take: Nails a real, common mistake with the mechanism explained - efficient and useful.

Coach's take: Dense but excellent — this is as good as knee cut instruction gets.

Coach's take: Solid, clear teaching — but don't let the 'beginners' title fool you, it assumes real guard knowledge already.

Coach's take: Teaches you when to pull the trigger, not just how — good stuff.

Coach's take: Excellent - real timing and reading cues from one of the best guard passers there's ever been.

Coach's take: Fixes a mistake almost everyone makes at the finish — actionable.

Coach's take: Solves the foot-getting-stuck problem with several answers that actually work.

Coach's take: Efficient, specific reps - exactly what to drill once you know the position.

Coach's take: Thorough, well-sequenced, and it flags the mistake that gets most people stuffed.

Coach's take: Specific and correct, with the common mistake called out - good, if a little padded at the edges.

Coach's take: Good specific detail, just work to follow through the rough delivery.

Coach's take: Good meat on the bone if you're already following along — just don't expect it to hold your hand into the position.

Coach's take: Clean technical teaching that builds directly on the knee cut entry -- solid.

Coach's take: Good orientation on the different styles of knee cut, but it's a map, not a lesson.

Coach's take: Real detail is probably in here somewhere, but it's genuinely hard to follow.

Coach's take: Useful backup option to know, but it won't improve your actual knee cut.

Coach's take: Worth hearing as a reality check on when knee cut fails, but don't expect to walk away better at doing one.