Brian Glick – Knee Lever Masterclass

Brian Glick – Knee Lever Masterclass

The Knee Lever Masterclass from Brian Glick, a John Danaher black belt and one of BJJ Fanatics’ best-selling instructors, is your complete system for turning one of Jiu-Jitsu’s most underrated techniques into a powerful, all-position weapon

• Known for his world-class instruction, clear communication, and simple, effective systems, Brian once again delivers an instructional packed with precise details and universal concepts that make complex ideas easy to apply.
• The knee lever is often viewed as a single sweep from half guard — but as Brian shows, the mechanics that make it work are universal.
• Once you understand the underlying principles, you’ll see how the same off-balancing and leverage concepts can be applied from countless positions across your game.
• This course breaks down the body mechanics, timing, and connections that make the knee lever one of the highest-percentage ways to reverse or off-balance anyone.

Make the knee lever a cornerstone of your guard game. With Brian Glick’s Knee Lever Masterclass, you’ll gain a repeatable, adaptable system built on world-class instruction and timeless grappling principles — a must-have for anyone serious about improving their sweep success and overall control on the mat.

What Exactly Do You Get?

Part 1

• Dedication
• Introduction
• The Benefits of Working From Half Guard
• Knee Lever Mechanics
• Your Biggest Obstacles
• Your Major Objectives

Part 2

• Working From Chest to Chest – Overhook Knee Lever – Mechanics and Finishing the Sweep
• Tight Waist Entry From Failed Knee Lever
• Heisting to Back From Failed Knee Lever
• Ashi Garami From Failed Knee Lever
• Closed Guard From Failed Knee Lever
• Sumi Gaeshi From Failed Knee Lever
• Clamp From Failed Knee Lever

Part 3

• Working From Distance – Putting the Knee on the Floor – Split Squat
• Double Knee Lever
• One on One Methods – Double Wrist Control
• Wrist and Scoop Control
• Elbow Wrap
• Two On One Methods – Two On One Wrist
• Two On One Elbow
• Arm Drag
• Arm Drag – Over Under Switch
• Countering the Pullback – Forward Heist to Single Leg
• Elbow Post to Back Control
• Arm Drag to Back Control
• Arm in Guillotine
• Follow Up Attacks – Failed Knee Lever to Double Leg
• Attacking the Extended Leg
• Countering the Over Under Pass
• Attacking with Te Gatame
• Outro