Kimura From Closed Guard For White Belts (Small Details To Improve Success)
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- Опубликовано: 7 дек 2015
- www.Chewjitsu.net
In this video I show a kimura from closed guard.
The kimura from closed guard is one of the essential techniques everyone has to have, especially white belts. In the video I give some small details that help my students and have helped me make the move more successful during training and competitions.
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Tried this on my girlfriend haha we have alot of fun together, anyway does someone have a place i can stay for a while?
LOL
nah, the rona
There’s a girl at my class I’m trying to talk to lol
Good job
😹😹😹
I wish a kimura lock for all those writing the same posts like:
"I tried this on my grandma/sister/little brother/girlfriend etc"
One thing I learned while doing BJJ is just the slightest body adjustment dramatically increases power & pressure output.. it’s all about knowing the angles
Absolutely ! Same thing I noticed.
I recently started realizing this!
Amazing how a few minor tweeks improves your execution of the move. I'd always try sitting up after gripping rather than shifting, would lose the move instantly. Thanks chew!
Man I love your channel, because you explain things a hundred times better than literally everyone else.
I drank 2 bottles of wine before I watched this and I still understood it.
Haha having fun
Submitted a blue belt with this. Love kimuras never fails me
iv never gotten one kimura ever, iv trained for about 8 months and i just cant get them im 60kgs and dont have any strength so its hard to do a kimura when i roll with most guys who are 20-30 kgs heavy than me and MUCH stronger than me, even marcelo garcia said he dosnt believe in kimuras because 'there a strong man move'
I've also gotten higher belts with this. Even when some people try to roll out of them, I usually stay committed and roll with them and it mostly works out.
@@mmaforever594 lift some weights dude...
@@mmaforever594 im a big guy and been training for about 6 months i almost never get submissions from guard, id say sweep then pass then submit, my highest% sub is either the kimura or paper cutter but just from side control is about the only place i can get right now maybe half guard as weel
@@mmaforever594 check out John danahers Kimura presentation it’ll help a lot. There’s many ways to do it that don’t involve much strength, just positioning. Look up the video
There are SO many nuances in jiu jitsu...I love it!
Just learned this in class and forgot it already... Thanks for jogging my memory!!
Arch the back, damn, such a small detail that I have been missing. Great stuff!
Beautiful kimura! Thank you for showing us the importance of controlling the opponent's arm.
I like your videos, I'm a 4stripe brown, but your videos make it so much easier to train my kid by having him watch them first to give him a viewers perspective
That's awesome. How old is your kid?
This the first comment IV seen chewy be the one left on read.
There’s a lot of guys demonstrating great techniques, you’re a really good teacher. Thanks!
Chewy! So I’m really new to BJJ. Been to 4 classes and when I’m not in class I watch your videos! This video in particular I watched a couple times and durning class today I was able to get the wrist and lock the arm, I couldn’t complete the move but it absolutely worked and my rolling partner was impressed with my ability to control his arm. Thanks for the videos
best version of the of the Kimura I've seen so far, thank you
This is one of my go to moves because of you Chewy!! Rewatching the vid to perfect my attack 😁
im eternally grateful! 👽
Love this channel. Clear and concise. Thanks Chewy!
Thanks for sharing this Chewy! I hit something like this today in a roll and couldn’t remember how I did it. I’m going to try this out next time I roll!
I've been doing it wrong.... I've been trying this while IN guard and to the person on the bottom. I've got A LOT to learn.
Great video! I'm going to try this tonight in class. Also, thanks for showing the move from different angles.
Yup, definitely not keeping my elbows in tight enough! Was wondering what the problem was! Thanks for posting.
Thanks for this video! Just took literal notes on it and can't wait to try it out in class.
great details...thnx big time...keep em coming!!
could u do one about the details of the straight foot lock...i know there are other vids just ure way of putting it all together is awesome!!
Osss
Good stuff, a lot of good points to consider. Much appreciated.
Excellent Details Chewy! Helped my game a lot brother!!!!
THANK YOU for that secondary viewpoint. Makes it much clearer.👍
Thank you,. the elbows tight has help me big time with the Kimura Trap,. I have asked several colored belts why I could not hold them in the position,. got hand forward (basketball), extend arms, shift body angle,. NOW with the elbows tight the other recommendations seem to all come together!!!
Thanks for the vid - I found these details most helpful!
Great and easy example. Great work 👍🏻
Very clear instructional; thanks!
Just got started last week and I'm loving this. Any suggestions on what videos I should watch? Great video.
Just had my 5th bjj class and I'm completely hooked. Learned a few sweet kimura defenses, but had to learn the kimura itself first. So awesome.
What belt you at now?
@@SalThomas purple I bet
@@treyway6301doubt he goes
Gonna try this on my next training day. Looks very effective
I’ve definitely been doing the full sit up and getting smashed. Great detail on scooting first.
Just starting out in jiu jitsu.. and found this channel, it's a gold mine.
I love your channel man, thank your for sharing this with us. Oss 🙌
i got long arms and i find the kimura hard to finish so i use the kimura grip to hold the arm down and pop my leg over for the triangle. Works pretty well.
Your videos are awesome dude, I am a white belt so these are useful
Spiegazione eccezionale. Sei un bravissimo insegnante. Grazie
As a fresh white belt, none of these things ever seem to work out during live rolls (naturally, I guess). No one ever lets you get these kinds of grips, especially me, being a lot smaller and weaker than most of the guys at my gym.
They will start to work. Just stick to your training, watch videos and do some strength training. Good luck!
I am a purple belt when I started Jujitsu over 10 years ago I got one submission in the first class the same guy that I submitted submitted me I got him I believe with an Americana and he got me with a Kimura. For 6 months I was just going to the lunch class and I was most the time only the white belt there everybody else was blue belt or higher and I was getting submitted and for 6 months I was tapping nobody out and I almost quit then I went to a evening class 19 white belt showed up I submitted them all and only two submitted me and those two that submitted me I submitted them back and forth so just hang in there.
Did you quit?
Just learned this today! I was cramping up so bad though so I had to sit out the last 1/4 of the session
Thanks so much!
Worked like a charm, about 2 hours ago at the dojo!
You explain things very well, thanks!
Appreciate that Webe!
Thanks, I finally understand how to do the Kimura
Got my first sub in a roll with this thanks a ton.
Learned this submission Today i love it
Thanks for the advice it's very helpful 👌🤙 from 🇪🇦
Tried this today after watching video. I got the submission. Thanks
Great move 💪👌
Great new intro bro🙆🙆🙆
saved to my favorites !!!
I love how you explained, very clear. Thanks. I have a question on the right leg when we make the final twist. I was thinking if we keep it on the ground or step on the opponent’s body, we get a better turn? Or it will be better like you showed hooking on the body. 😊 thanks
Loved it.
Thank you for helping an Airman in Tech School. Needed it.
Lol airman in tech school, good for you? Every airman goes to tech school.
@@afrothunder142 Not all airmen ARE in tech school… he’s new to the airforce obviously
great vid !
great bids!
I have always wondered why the thumbless grip for bjj. Karl Gotch who taught Kimura the double wrist lock and taught us in Catch wrestling taught for thumb grip.
Keep up the video's!
good stuff!!!!!
Old but gold )))))
Awesome!
I love your video
Amazing
Basic but great move on all levels
I’m gunna try this at my first open roll at my new gym
Thanks for the tutorial
You're welcome.
Have been watching your videos, they are great, I wanna know some takedowns Plz
ive been a white belt for 2 years. i suck so badly but i keep going. i hate my life
how often you train in the gym with your coach?
can you close your guard when you sit back down to finish it?
Thanks
Hey Chewie! I've always been told to close my guard back up to prevent the opponent from passing on the side that I don't have the kimura on. I noticed you didn't in the video though. Is there anything wrong with locking your feet once you start cranking?
Rolling Kneebar disappointed this was never answered
This was awhile ago but l will answer anyway. With the Kimora you get your hips out pretty far for an angle. That bascially makes lt hard for him to pass your guard because you’re no longer ln guard. lf l Kimora his right arm (like ln the video), l will actually take my left leg and put lt across his back to keep him down
They roll every time I pull this move.
Thanks Mr
You're welcome Rolando!
Who is here after “micro adjustments” were discovered by that 2 stripe
It's really easy to do it to my 5 year old son. 😂😂😂. He's the one that asked me...dadda let's play battle...hahaha.
Ty
we worked on this in BJJ today
Thanks im a white belt I need all the I can get !!
ty
Wouldn't he take the back potentially when the legs are uncrossed?
Lol never knew u could get a kimura from guard. Guess that’s why I’m a white belt.
Goat
Submitted a purple belt with this thanks Chew !
I have never seen this pulled off in training. Is this different at other gyms?
I only got caught once when i first started training when i was rolling there was a retired pro that would frequent the gum and whenever i got on top in his guard both of us being heavyweights both over 6 foot 230 lbs he would consistently pressure this and he never got it but it pressured me and put me on defense until a sweep would sneak in or an unseen sub. So it was effective in that way
A question: is this allowed in judo? Someone told me that it is not since it attacks the shoulder..
it came from judo
Jesus saves. Love you guys.
I don't need jiu jitsu lessons now. 💪😎
I do like your vids I really do, but for a smaller guy some of you're stuff doesn't work, most of this stuff comes from being a bigger dude. But the setups actually work.
but what if he immediatly tries to roll over once you open your guard?
Rakan Gashgari as he passes you can hook the half guard up and finish the submission. Everything has to be done quickly in a single movement. He forgot to mention that.
i got caught by this in my first competition 6 weeks ago.
fractured and dislocated elbow.
still no where near a recovery. painfull
Did you recover
You good now?
Did he pull out?
Brrrrrrock lensarrrr
If one came into this dojo without context of what's going on, one might make a mistake an assume "something" else is going on between two sweaty guys rolling on the floor, but hey, I don't judge, haha!!😂😂
I didn’t know Cory sandhagen was teaching ju jitsu
Are Chad's toes ok?
I’m grey belt why am I watching this lol
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holds your attention to the end
1:23 ❣🥊💗
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Why he always smelling his fingers? Weird
So funny too see how westernized japan has gotten, and seeing a bunch of westerners in traditional gis lol
R Pak you could say that about any sport. Japanese playing hockey.
That dude needs to stop siting on his toes, makes it too easy to break your posture
Who said
Did he just say 'lovely" assistant? Sounds a little weird. .....
I mean. I am kind of weird.
Chewjitsu lol, I'm just breaking your chops. Good videos.
Chewjitsu Your channel is literally the only RUclips channel I let the ads play through because I want to ensure you get enough revenue to continue putting put content.
Perfect length, focused curriculum, good explaination, good demonstration.
Only thing I'd like to see is maybe a 20 second montage of a few flows from the primary technique at the end of each video.