Lucas Kanard · Combo
Attacking Outside Finishing Inside by Lucas Kanard reviews, page 2
Attacking Outside Finishing Inside by Lucas Kanard has 57 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.96 out of 5. 96% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from June 17, 2025 to August 5, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Reviews 26–50
Very good
It makes a lot of sense to try and go to saddle from K guard and backside 50/50. I thought there would be more on the Keymaster position, but what’s there is solid.
loved it
Beautiful details. Amazing
Great stuf
Great Explanation and not too wordy
Two thumbs up!!
Pretty good DVD. More stuff to add to my game. I prefer the more direct teaching style where you get to the point.
Great video!
good details !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing Leglock Entries
Lucas goes over modern and unique entries to leg entanglements. He starts with the finishes and then goes into entries and even passing defense. There are many interesting new entries that I haven't seen before.
Amazing!
Probably the most comprehensive outside guard nogi instructional on the market and actually contains some amazing leg material too! Great work Lucas I’ll keep an eye out for more of his work in the future!
Very Good
Good
Really enlightening
I was very pleased with this video. Definitely enlightened me to the concepts of switching legs to attack, and finding entries by spinning the leg. Really looking forward to implementing these concepts more.
Homerun on his very first instructional
I was hesitant to get this at first because when I looked at the topics he covered, I already had them in other instructionals. But I am glad I purchased this anyways. His explanations and his approach are very efficient and effective. Solid entry for his very 1st attempt on BJJFanatics. Do yourself a favor and get this!
Awesome
Such good content! I've been looking to expand my open guard game, and Lucas has a bunch of transitions and concepts that are unique or lesser-known. I also love the fact he includes alternatives for inversion for those who find that hard.
Secrets of the CJI Spoiler
Simple instruction and easy to implement techniques for all the 2 scared to wrestle bois like myself
Attacking Outside Finishing Inside
Very good, this will take a lot of practice for the outside leg entries but this is very well explained
Outside Guard Game Changer
I've watched a lot of instructional, I think this is one of the more unique guard game instructionals. Comprehensive yet concise. If you wanted to develop a really modern and dangerous guard game I think this combined with Jason raus outside ashi and dynamic ankle locks would be a good recipe for coloured belts.
Sick leg lock entries
Sick leg lock entries
Great instruction
Great grappler, well thought out system. Concise and meaningful
Awesome instructional!
Lucas is an amazing athlete and instructor who has developed a very original system for entering inside entanglements from outside leg position! The instructional is very well organised and structured in a way that makes it easy to understand and implement! Definitely recommend checking it out and looking forward to the next one!
Awesome details
Incredible overview of modern guard and innovative finishing mechanics
What a find!!
Lucas does an amazing job of giving a thorough yet very digestible presentation. The value that I have received outweighs the cost of the instruction. He’s going to do more great things on a worldwide stage. I’d love to attend a seminar one day and learn in person. Well done!!!!
Great
Heat
Great content
Attacking from outside to inside to finish outside 🤌
Bet this will blow up after CJI2
Great content
Attacking outside Finishing inside
Great material
Lucas Kennard
Great content and very articulate
Really worth it
He does a great job of explaining a very effective system that is unique and innovative. Found this. Very useful. Recommended for sure
Every number on this page is computed from the 57 reviews above at build time, out of 87,673 in the full archive. See the methodology for how the corpus is collected and what is excluded.
