Mount Kimura — Windshield Wiper Dismount
Used when the opponent defends an Americana by dropping their hand, allowing a Kimura grip. The core mechanism involves switching grips and dismounting to side control to lift the shoulder off the mat, bypassing the ground's resistance.
6 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Establish the Americana grip and force the opponent's arm down.0:00
- 2Switch grips as the opponent drops their hand toward their waist.0:12
- 3Lift the trapped arm and sink your hand underneath to grab the wrist.0:23
- 4Secure a thumbless grip on your own wrist.0:35
- 5Dismount using a windshield wiper motion to side control.0:44
- 6Step over the opponent's head and lean your torso to lift their shoulder.0:56
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