Simple and Important Details for High Percentage Knee Cut Guard Passing - Giancarlo Bodoni

[@patrickt9579]

Great to see Giancarlo in the gi again

[@Bruh-yd4yd]

Please show more gi content. Hoping for butterfly guard pssing and playing. Great to see you in a gi.

[@mailsonmendes3228]

Que aula! Detalhes incríveis! 👏👏👏

[@prideneverdies1001]

More gi content!!

[@sebastianhuang]

please we want to see more of your quality gi classes!!

[@gregman1969]

Man you have a really good ability of teaching. You speak absolutely clean english, great for people not living in the us... And its pretty easy to follow you. For example. I cant listen to danaher longer then 2 minutes ..

[@ellison1222]

Thank you for making videos!

[@mrwhiteside]

Great details, that one-handed seat belt opened up a few avenues for me. #Humaita

[@bjjboston.teamforsa]

Always great instruction Micheal Zanga and I have been training at his house when possible so many of the techniques you show we drill and do specific rounds from those positions!!

[@dylangebhart5507]

Is giancarlo training and teaching at GH cedar park now?

[@divayht]

Amazing details ! Thank you Giancarlo !

[@aaronmetz9984]

Good details

[@robertfulton6397]

Why should we avoid sliding through? Giancarlo repeats this instruction a couple times in the video, but doesn’t explain why

[@NiekMagnel]

Probably leaves too much space.. your opponent might be able to get the elbow inside and create even more distance

[@nickwaters3704]

I was wondering the same thing.

[@ericsynatschk5459]

Too much space.

[@nickwaters3704]

@@ericsynatschk5459 Ahh I think it’s the position of the top arm that dictates weather you plant the knee as opposed to sliding it out. Sliding out would compromise the ability to control your opponent w/the top arm positioned there. IMO if the top arm controls the topside hip instead of the lapel that would offer an opportunity to finish with the knee sliding out. But I’m an 42yo scrub hobbyist and not an ADCC champ 😂 but I did learn something new 😎

[@stantoncochran536]

Was just teaching this to my students tonight. When you slide out, there is a triangular shaped space between you and the ground that allows your opponent to turn sideways and slide their bottom knee in, framing away with it and allowing them to reguard.

[@koojo138]

That’s right he learned from the best gi knee cutter Lucas Lepri