Reverse Knee-on-Belly Passing | Mount, S-Mount & Leg Locks

Reverse knee-on-belly can be more than a passing position—it can connect directly into mount, S-mount, and leg-lock attacks.

Coach starts the class standing with an Ouchi Gari setup that transitions into an ankle pick.

From there, the main lesson focuses on using reverse knee-on-belly against a supine opponent to control the legs, move around the guard, and create multiple passing and attacking options.

Covered in this video:

• Ouchi Gari to ankle pick
• Reverse knee-on-belly positioning
• Controlling a supine opponent
• Reverse knee-on-belly guard passing
• Transitions into mount
• Transitions into S-mount
• Leg-lock entries from the passing position
• Connecting pressure, passing, and submissions

Instead of treating reverse knee-on-belly as a single pass, Coach shows how the position can become a hub for multiple reactions depending on how the bottom player responds.

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