How to Do Kimura | MMA Fighting

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Alright guys so about the kimura from the close guard. Now there's two variations if you're a traditional kimura which done at an angle, we'll show you set up for that one. Second one is a what we referred to as a jakuray kimura which is more flat on your back. So aside from the close guard traditional kimura assuming of course that first is first I have the pastejo I can perform the sweep, the, drive in.

The main thing he's going to try to defend once he has that defense he is going to immediately grab the wrist ankle right into my kimura. Now tradition is I want this angle so using this leg here place it on the hip or if I can on the foot here, whatever's best, turn this angle, block keeping the arm tight, his elbow to my face bringing the wrist to his head very slowly. Basic kimura there okay? So again to the head I go front here either fence and go right into this kimura grip using the same side leg here placing it on the hip on this leg, turn the angle and keeping his arm tight bring the wrist to hid head. That's one. Two, trap the right kimura.

Let's do this on the rapa. Posture control, rapa okay now with this hand I'm going to keep right between his body and start establishing that same kimura grip but now we're going to stay flat on our back. Using my legs and arms I'm going to stretch him into different directions keeping the arm tight but now using my legs to stretch him down. This elbow which is over his shoulder will apply pressure and then perform the 6. That's it. One more time. Posture control, grab guard, establish your kimura grip, stretch him, submit. Kimura from post guard.

[snow]

my 10 year old son is in for a treat today

[basketballoverload]

LOL I thought that the first two tap outs was his arm braking

[PKedByBlade]

that tap sounded like his shoulder getting destroyed.... scared me a second. lol

[SoldierXfreedom]

Did anyone else think that at 0:56 that was his arm that made that sound lmao?

[onlypaint-t]

Tried it on my buddy, Broke his arm in two different spots. Works like a charm!

[Itachi]

You Guys are so HELPFUL! Thank you for all your hard work!

[sedriksad]

the guy with the blue t-shirt looks like carlos of big time rush

[shiwankerbantawarai]

Kimura lock is really an effective move.

[faithz]

Reigning, defending, wwe undisputed, world heavy weight BROCKKKK

[OldMovieRob]

Those crunchy cabbage sounds while doing the moves help with this lesson.

[paulgroover]

Thanks for making these videos! Very helpful and well made.

[PointBALLERZ]

if you have no jiu jitsu training and are looking at single videos like this, it is very bad to intentionally put yourself in this position... on the street everything goes, so unless you are experienced and can control their posture and attack, you can get seriously injured trying to pull guard and having no experience... especially on the street, youl probably get ur head caved in with headbutts lol... bottom line... go learn jiu jitsu, get a grasp of the basics before trying certain techniques... having no experience and trying to submit someone is essentially like someone who has never boxed and tries to ko someone in a street fight.... your putting urself at a bigger risk then what your putting your opponent in... just my advice

[jacks]

Perfect. Can’t wait for my Nan too finish bingo too try this.

[Luis-hpsl]

Cool, now I can go to hunt some Gracie's.

[kylecameron]

Probably the most go to move in BJJ. Easy to perfect and frikin effective.

[dipanjanneogi]

Chad be like-

The tables have turned, old man

[juoninjewsus]

Thank you :) 8 years later, im finding myself in good threat position for it, just gotta learn to close it out

[mrsxifu]

Thought his arm was breaking when he tapped the first time 😭😭

[ambrooks]

Very, very helpful. Thanks so much. One of my favorite moves. Like one od the other comments said, simple but very effective.

[adamdeiter]

Posturing up in the beginning is essential....I can see a real fight for kimura grip happening in a brawl setting