Do you struggle when your training partners and opponents hit you with the Knee On Belly position? When they’re having so much fun with it? The Knee On Belly doesn’t just hurt the body, it hurts the soul too… The only solution to this is to arm yourself with great escapes and reversals!
When you’re on the receiving end, the Knee On Belly is one of the most dreaded positions in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. However, there are remarkably simple ways to escape it – and even go on the offensive immediately as well.
The Knee On Belly… One of the most dreaded positions to be in on the receiving end of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. You better learn how to escape it.
Here’s one of the somewhat easier ways to get out. Paul Schreiner demonstrates on the video below:
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