Kimura from Guard (2)
Kimura submission from bottom guard focusing on detailed grips, positioning, and counters to common defenses.
14 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Ensure opponent's hands are on the floor, not on your belly0:30
- 2Slide your fingers underneath his wrists and wipe his hands off your body toward the floor0:57
- 3Follow his hands as he tries to bring them back onto your body using the 'torpedo method'1:12
- 4Once opponent's hands are on the floor and chest touches your chest, push his head to one side and put your armpit to the other side2:08
- 5Sit up and get on your elbow to start coming up2:24
- 6Hook opponent's arm as high as possible near the shoulder and armpit3:11
- 7Glue your elbow tight to your body to prevent opponent from ripping the elbow free3:20
- 8Find and lock the wrist grip with thumb from the bottom3:31
- 9Swivel your body slightly to adjust the grip and slide your bicep down opponent's tricep if needed3:39
- 10If opponent drops weight on the trapped hand, use an elbow-hip ratchet motion to blast the hand off the mat4:23
- 11Once hand comes off the mat, bring your left leg over opponent's back and swivel your head to 3 o'clock position4:45
- 12Glue opponent's elbow to your chest and push their wrist toward their back5:02
- 13Push the wrist up the opponent's back and turn your body to finish the kimura5:07
- 14If opponent resists tap due to flexible shoulders, turn your body more and push harder6:38
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