Caio Terra, Kimura from Triangle

Here I show how t to secure a kimura from a very common Triangle counter.

[@matthewsmith7098]

What a technique, that I can now call this second method, stage 2 killer kimura!

[@matthewbristow972]

Very nice small details!

[@pgpsdoug3986]

this is stunning. Thank you Caio

[@kenwood434]

Great technique. Thank you, Caio and Gameness.

[@paintdrops]

excelente; obrigado :)

[@napata]

Sweet. I'm going to try this out.

[@GavinJones180]

Great technique

[@itsyoujitsu]

RESPECT CAIO!

[@nquarry31]

Great counter attack to his lock down

[@1loveforChrist]

Outstanding!!!!!

[@jordanwalker8963]

What if your opponent brings his knee up to block you from pulling his arm out? In other words, he bring his leg up and places leg in front of his arm so even if you can grab his wrist, you wouldn't be able to move it past his knee.

[@dannykeat]

It's easier to access the arm when you switch.

[@jaysonchen15]

cause it opens you up to turn to your side... i think.

[@Julioburbante]

What's the reason for locking the triangle opposite from where the hand is??

[@TheBjjninja]

Julio Burbante angle. Triangle is one angle, the omaplata or kimura in this case is attacked from the other side / angle

[@slick222]

wow

[@leoesdejudabjj]

Osss

[@RJLicksRocks]

Get over it.