-How Lucas uses his knee cut pass to force opponents to give up their back

-How Lucas avoids getting trapped in De La Riva as he enters the knee cut position

-The simple (yet incredibly effective) method Lucas used to “glue” his opponent’s knee shield leg to his chest… so that it’s nearly impossible for him to recover guard

-When to “shortcut” the technique (and pass your opponent’s guard aggressively)... and when – and how – to apply more pressure

-Multiple back-take opportunities from the knee-cut position (and how best to capitalize on them)

-Why Lucas prefers to stay low and control his opponent’s hips (instead of rushing to control the neck)