Attacking Options From Knee Ride. Training with Shihan Cameron Quinn

In BJJ, and many other grappling arts, the knee ride (or any of its other names) is commonly used as a transition to more stable positions. In Judo, the knee ride is one of a number of positions known as "Uki-Gatame" 浮固, or a "Floating Position", which indicates that it's not the most stable way to hold down a strong, capable opponent. Still, this position is an important one and everyone training should learn how to escape from it and use it to set up some great attacks.

Here are some solid, high-percentage finishes you can experiment with.

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0:50 Canto Choke
3:55 North-South Choke
9:44 Armbars: Kimuraand Juji-Gatame