Kimuras from Everywhere | The Double Wrist Lock Mini-Seminar

Overview

A comprehensive mini-seminar demonstrating Kimura (double wrist lock) entries and finishes from nine distinct positions including closed guard, knee shield half guard, side control, knee on belly, mount, seated guard, and standing scenarios. The instruction emphasizes using the Kimura grip as a control position for transitions and sweeps, not merely as a submission finish. Each entry capitalizes on specific opponent reactions—posting hands, pushing frames, defensive hugs, or passing attempts—to secure the figure-four grip and establish dominant control.

What's covered

1. 0:00Foundation and Basic Mechanics from Closed Guard
2. 2:20Bottom Position Sweeps and Transitions
3. 4:50Top Control Finishes
4. 9:25Standing Applications

Techniques in this video

1. 01
   Genie Variation Kimura from Side Control

   5:22 – 6:15·Side Control·Submission
2. 02
   Kimura from Closed Guard

   0:48 – 2:13·Guard·Submission
3. 03
   Kimura from Knee on Belly

   6:30 – 7:40·Side Control·Submission
4. 04
   Kimura from Mount - Defensive Hug Entry

   7:47 – 8:29·Mount·Submission
5. 05
   Kimura from Mount - Elbow Escape Defense

   8:32 – 9:21·Mount·Submission
6. 06
   Kimura from Rear Clinch Escape

   10:29 – 11:20·Standing·Escape
7. 07
   Kimura from Side Control

   4:57 – 5:15·Side Control·Submission
8. 08
   Kimura from Standing vs Seated Guard

   9:32 – 10:25·Standing·Setup
9. 09
   Kimura Sweep from Knee Shield Half Guard

   2:29 – 3:45·Half Guard·Sweep

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