I am 195 lbs and pretty lean. Green belt. A 150 lbs black belt pinned me in training and even though we had practiced escapes for this EVERY TRAINING for 3 years, I could not get out lol. And your ribs are crushing and it's hard to breathe
I could have used this on Sunday, I had my first BJJ competition and in the final went up against a Judo guy. He had me in Kesa Gatame for like 2 out of the 5 minutes ffs 😂 at least I got silver
there are a couple of very solid kesa gatame variations. being under shoulder is pretty good. if you want to really apply weight and pressure though you may opt for a variation henry akins does. and the classic judo variation where your legs are low allow you to scissors and transition
Idk if its ideal, but the second that elbow starts slipping. I let go and use the same arm to grab at the legs while also letting go of the head. To do that reverse kesa with leg entry options. Plus i can slide back up for head and arm options. What's the usual follow up when the elbow escape? Cause i wasn't ever actually taught a follow up. It's just what i like.
@@syn3rgyz actually, this morning I turned away from my opponent when he got his elbow to the mat and I started losing the position, it worked out🤷🏼♂️
@@smokinlion8889 Actually, we practice getting out of this position at our classes.. The only way that works for me, it's to bridge, then to free my elbow, and escape..
Having both arms is always going to be better, but also much harder to do, and rarer to wind up in. If you have double underhooks, you can easily transition to s-mount and have a guaranteed arm bar.
Having the near side arm off the ground, makes it much harder to escape than just having the head. Might land in this position off a headlock takedown and have to be able to control your opponent. There's also alot of subs and set ups from there. You can make some tap just from having good pressure in that position. Sucks the air from your opponent when done good. Have a high level wrestler put you in the position and you'll feel it
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Both were terrible tbh. Even the second one you have zero control of their close arm which is the most important. And actually even if they have inside you can still control a LOT and transition to kata gatame. Why BJJ guys don’t know this position?!!’
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Nice to see some judo techniques 😊
Judo guys feel like a ton of bricks when applying thid great content
Truly they do. Theyre experts at pinning and BJJ guys could learn a lot from them 👊
I am 195 lbs and pretty lean. Green belt. A 150 lbs black belt pinned me in training and even though we had practiced escapes for this EVERY TRAINING for 3 years, I could not get out lol. And your ribs are crushing and it's hard to breathe
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I do this all the time. Good technique.
I could have used this on Sunday, I had my first BJJ competition and in the final went up against a Judo guy. He had me in Kesa Gatame for like 2 out of the 5 minutes ffs 😂 at least I got silver
Just fyi @jordanteaches just by holding your thigh with your arm around the neck its not longer Kesa GatAme its makura kesa gatame.
Just learned scarfhold. Good detail!
Ohhhh, so that’s why I fuck up my Kesa Gatame.
the henry akins has THE definitive guide on kesa gatame which he calls the "soul stealer"
In my gym our coach said we should even push it under the shoulder if possible, it really gives you a dominant pin. Feels like being under an elephant
Commmenting so i can come back to this post and try it
there are a couple of very solid kesa gatame variations. being under shoulder is pretty good. if you want to really apply weight and pressure though you may opt for a variation henry akins does.
and the classic judo variation where your legs are low allow you to scissors and transition
The minute they try to pull there elbow in or do anything I don’t want, I pull it back, and say nope🤙🏻
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Short & sweet
he can use his left arm and press on the throat or eye to get the escape.
That's makura kesa getame.
Nice
I was a judo guy and used this a lot. Knife blade and hip bump escape will catch a judo person off guard to escape this.
I knew a judoka that could have pinned Eddie Hall on meth with his kesa. Scary strong hold.
Idk if its ideal, but the second that elbow starts slipping. I let go and use the same arm to grab at the legs while also letting go of the head. To do that reverse kesa with leg entry options. Plus i can slide back up for head and arm options.
What's the usual follow up when the elbow escape? Cause i wasn't ever actually taught a follow up. It's just what i like.
If you lose the elbow it's definitely best abandon ship. Too risky since they have an underhook
Mjkura Kesa Gatame in Judo, this is taught at Yellow Belt level
What do u do when they get their elbow to the ground and they are sneaking their head out the back?
Transition to a different pin.
@@syn3rgyz actually, this morning I turned away from my opponent when he got his elbow to the mat and I started losing the position, it worked out🤷🏼♂️
Show, please, how to get out of this position)
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@@smokinlion8889 Actually, we practice getting out of this position at our classes.. The only way that works for me, it's to bridge, then to free my elbow, and escape..
This is good
If there forearm isn’t touching your third arm, your kesa gatame game is weak
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Side saddle?
Why use Kesa without control of the farside arm (Kitsuri Kesa) isnt this esentially just a head lock
Having both arms is always going to be better, but also much harder to do, and rarer to wind up in. If you have double underhooks, you can easily transition to s-mount and have a guaranteed arm bar.
Having the near side arm off the ground, makes it much harder to escape than just having the head. Might land in this position off a headlock takedown and have to be able to control your opponent. There's also alot of subs and set ups from there. You can make some tap just from having good pressure in that position. Sucks the air from your opponent when done good. Have a high level wrestler put you in the position and you'll feel it
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I hope you have a wonderful day and no matter what stay happy as that is what matters most in life,
You are truly amazing and no one can ever take that away from you,
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We’re all gonna make it brah 👑s
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Both were terrible tbh. Even the second one you have zero control of their close arm which is the most important. And actually even if they have inside you can still control a LOT and transition to kata gatame. Why BJJ guys don’t know this position?!!’
BJJ guys are are awful 😩