Masahiko Kimura's GENIUS solution for guard pullers

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This video discusses Kimora's solution for those who the throwing techniques.

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That's a good technique and it works, kimura was a brilliant judoka and this is brilliant for us jujutsuka and judoka

niledunn

Outstanding educational video Chadi.
I just learned something new from this.
When I did Gracie jiujitsu in the early 90s with my brothers at home they were dirty fighters so when I pulled guard one liked to stomp or drop his knees into my groin.
The other liked to grab and twist testicles.
So I learned the guard position had it's vulnerabilities when fighting those whom are not playing a sport and are sadistic.
I really like Masahiko Kimura's attack upon guard pullers.
I saw a retired catch wrestler, Billy Robinson of Japans infamous snake pit grappling school, once show how Karl Gotch use to leg lock guard pullers by attacking their knee.

SoldierDrew

I love how you dive deep into the history of judo/grappling and what we can learn from it. Love your content. Thank you sir

anilarmitt

In our sambo, we were taught to do something similar. I had a many a bruises from landing after being airborne in sambo. More than I will ever give someone with the technique.

Xzontyr

As someone already commented, that's the wrong way to pull guard. Normally you'd either put the foot on the hip, or you'd do a cross step and rotate into a De La Riva guard, on the hiki-te side. And even then, you don't just stay centered to your opponent but always try to create an angle. This isn't to say there aren't ways to pass when someone's pulling to guard but there are much easier options if someone's pulling guard the wrong way.

cubeTRM

Another excellent presentation with analysis, the only additional comment i could/would make is that if you look closely you will see that Kimura also lands with his reaping knee on his opponent's chest/abdomen (not only does it appear to be uncomfortable, but i can't help but think it also stuns His opponent enough to give Kimura an opportunity to position Himself in a more advantageous Kesa Gatame) !

j.montoya

Man, I love both Judo and BJJ. This system indeed works miracles.

Another one for outside competition that also works is when they engage the guardpull with 1 foot on the ground. Just step on and keep standing on the ankle, while sinking your but straith into the ground while he falls backward. Itwill shred the ankles ligaments.
Again, do not use it in competition, but when you are attacked for real... It will be very hard for the other guy persuing you with a snapped ankle. Self defence is awesome.

hendrikmoons

All ways ae pleasure to see Kimura content 👌 OSSS

devriestown

The guard puller is falling straight backwards which most modern guard pullers don't. In this instance he would fall towards his right, maybe 45 degrees to Tori's line. It would possibly reduce Tori's ability to move to kesa gatame in this fashion. He would need to pass to the other side. Not sure without trying it.

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