How to Do a Traditional Kimura from Guard | MMA Submissions

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All right guys, now we are going to do a traditional Kimura from the guard. This is one of the most traditional techniques in Jujitsu and I'm going to show you a couple of tricks to make it really work. For all of you guys that already know it out there, I'm going to show you some things that might be useful. I'm in the guard. The first thing I have to think about is breaking the posture. Either I'm going to come up, or I'm going to pull him in, and he's going to base on the floor. That's a traditional Kimura. Now watch, either I come up, or I pull him in and I grab.

Now, when I grab, I'm not going to use my thumbs. I'm going to start grabbing like this, with my thumb it. As I finish, I'm going to be here with my finger. Foot on the floor, come up, reach over the shoulder, and grab. Again, no thumbs. Now, I hip out, now you must keep this tight to your body. Like all Kimura's, it's not out here, tight to your body. After I hip out, you can re-cross your feet or not. Ideally, you want to re-cross if you can. Now, here is where we run into problems, guys.

This is where he's going to want to straighten his arm. It turns into this. Sometimes you can tap him here. This is a straight arm lock, but this is suboptimal. It's not what you want. The bent arm lock is better in this position, because if you miss the straight, ugh. Now, there are places you can go here, but you missed an opportunity. Here, how do I keep him straight? I do my motorcycle. Boom. Straighten your arm, Chad. Okay, very hard. Not impossible, but very hard. And motorcycle, here. Now, I use my body, not this, clamp down, use your body. One more time. Get the grip, come up, hip out, cross your feet, clamp, motorcycle, finish. And that's the traditional Kimura. Remember, use your motorcycle and clamp that elbow.

[trublusinceboom]

NOW OFF TO PRACTICE ON MY LITTLE BROTHER

[mbisetakobana]

thanks a lot man i just broke my neighbour's arm with a kimura, no hard feeling i was justtrying to see if it works

[KSoftGames]

Thanks for this. It's been about a year since I touched this, so getting a refresher on how to execute this has made me feel smart again.

[youbox]

thanks it helped me very much when i fight in school

[Robhamilton]

Perfect timing!! I sometimes lose the kimura, including today. Your tips are invaluable. Thankyou!

[TheWetPaper]

I fell in love with the hand lock submission because of the technique that goes into learning how to do it at fight speed and do it successfully. It amazes me, but I am just a stoner who loves ufc. I have a boxing past and would love to get back in for a while and study bjj for a year but I wouldn't have enough time to dedicate to it with my career path and what career I want. I took boxing as a hobby to get in shape for military and was just nature at it, fluid body movement and knew where my center of gravity was and have to balance it

[jetman]

I like doing the motor cycle, even more than the hip out!

[joneh]

Anyone else got freaked out by the thumbnail

[christianwarrior]

Great teaching video Coach, thank you.

[AmineBelhout]

Brock lesnar are destroyed everyone with this technique 😅😂

[xmikexx]

I thought JJ was an inexpensive sport to get into but I just bought a motorcycle for $10, 000 to practice :/

[clairecree]

This is great! Thank you, your video really helped! 🙏🏼

[alberto_official.]

Si señor ese mi mejor favorito técnica por la que estoy practicando un par de años esa es la técnica que usa brock lesnar yo me recuerdo cuando mi primo me llamó la atención para practicar me dirigí hacía el y no me lo esperaba la solpresa de la llave kimura que me hizo mi primo y no saben cuánto no he sufrido y sabes que cuando tenías mucho dolor de brazo hasta me tardé de buscar la manera de crackear en mi brazo para evitar dolor y lesiones yo pensé que me iba a morir pero nada estoy bien sanó y tranquilo....sin nada más me despido y les mando un gran saludo desde puerto rico cuídense y que dios los bendiga. 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🙏🙏🙏

[gadhwalibartender]

If you are being attacked, just remember it's either you getting hurt or them

[gajethomas]

Thanks for that guys helped me out a lot been stuck trying to make this lock for awhile love both your styles of fighting aswell

[youngtek]

I mastered this lock in my amateur mma career in developing. they know I'm going to do it I just switch it up to keep them on their toes

[andrethomas]

A lot of people make fun of me at school and always want to fight me, I hope if we do, this will teach them a lesson.

[HarrySia]

ok am i trippin, or is the thumbnail of this video made me think that the guy had three arms?

[canadast]

I think the power of his head bouncing off the pavement was felt more then the Kimura

[HitEmUpx]

Thumbnail: "how tf he has 3 hands💀