Science of Knee Cut Passing by Kenya Yamanaka

Title:The Science Of Knee Cut Passing
Instructor: Kenya Yamanaka
Price:¥12,000 (tax included) 

◾️Kenya Yamanaka
Born in Toyama Prefecture/April 4, 1993
ZST GTF4 75kg Winner
JBJJF 22nd All Japan Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Championship Runner-up
IBJJF Asian Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF Championship 2019 3rd place

■ Knee cuts are difficult to replicate
One of the first guard passes you learn when you start jiu-jitsu is the knee cut (knee slice) pass. Although it is a common guard pass, the success rate is low, and the opponent often makes a mistake when they panic, or they manage to hold the opponent down by struggling in a position similar to half guard. You often see these kinds of situations, don't you?
This is a difficult pass guard to execute successfully in a logical manner using set steps.

[Why knee cuts are difficult]
- It is also an easy position for an opponent on the bottom to launch a counter.
- Because your weight is on the ball, it is likely to be knocked back if you lose your balance.
・The kick is often returned when the knee is about to be disengaged or even after it has been disengaged.

Also, if your opponent puts their knee in at the entry stage, you may not be able to come up with the next move and may end up stopping. It is necessary to carefully control your opponent's movements at each stage.

■ In this game you can learn highly reproducible knee cuts
The title of this work, "Science," expresses our desire to pursue not only rationality and efficiency, but also reproducibility.

This work can be roughly divided into "entry (release guard) ⇒ knee (put weight on) ⇒ break through (another approach if you can't break through) ⇒ hold down", and Yamanaka's answers are packed into each stage.

This book can be called the "Knee Cut Encyclopedia" because it teaches you how to deal with all kinds of troubles that can occur with knee cut (knee slice) passes. It also covers the opponent's defense and counter patterns, so you can refer to it like a dictionary.

◾️Content Menu
Total length 86:47
1. Introduction
2. Entry from HQ position
3. Sleeve-holding knee slide pass
4. Sleeve turn
5. Cross Face Knee Cut Pass
6. Dealing with Coyote Hooks
7. Knee cut pass from HQ to pants grip
8. Pigeon stance pass
9. Knee shield removal ①
10. Knee shield removal②
11. How to deal with Key Master Guard
12. Dealing with Sharo Rasso
13. Lapela underhook knee cut pass to a rounded opponent
14. Cross-collar knee-cut pass to a rounded opponent
15. What to do if you get swept off your feet
16. Dealing with Reverse Delahiba
17. Summary of knee cut passes

■Highly reproducible explanations for each stage
-①Remove guard
Starting from HQ (headquarters/one leg straddling position), you can learn how to release each of your opponent's guards.
Dela Riva, Half, Pants Grip, Sharo Lasso

It also includes approaches such as the Reverse Dela Riva and Key Master for when traditional knee cuts alone are not sufficient.

-② Point your knees (put your weight on them)
This lesson will explain how to control your opponent's hips and shoulders when attempting a knee cut, and how to attack until your opponent cannot return their guard.
There are very few lessons that explain things in such detail, so this is a must-see.
Other
・When the upper body is stuck, control the opponent's lower body
・How to deal with someone getting their leg scooped
・Dropping your knee towards the mount (three-quarter mount)
There are also explanations such as the above, so the options for knee cuts will be expanded.

-③ Remove completely, ④ Press down
The book provides a detailed explanation of the steps to pinning down your opponent, focusing on how to deal with their grip and frame.
- Release of the knee shield, and dealing with coyotes or opponents who curl up and try to send you forward are common situations, so be sure to master them.
- The finishing touch of pulling up the sleeves (sleeve knee slide) is also packed with detail, so be sure to check it out.

■ Please remember this together with Smash Pass
The "smash pass," which is the opposite move to the knee cut (knee slice), is included in the "Smash Pass Edition," which will be released at the same time.
In this game's Knee Cut, you can also switch to a Smash Pass against the Keymaster Guard.
If you can distract your opponent by attacking on two fronts rather than sticking to the same direction, your chances of success in passing the ball will increase dramatically.
Please refer to this book for each situation and make the knee cut your favorite passing guard.

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