10 Americanas for Almost Everywhere | Jiu-Jitsu Submission Essentials

[@criostasi]

Your teaching is on another level. It would be nice to have you as a teacher in my self defense training. Maybe one day in the future...

[@Goval400]

Holyshit this is dope. Time to practice this on my brother since gyms are close

[@cocokhan94]

I’m literally going to do the same thing LOOOL

[@davidecaravano2648]

@@cocokhan94 Same, here in Italy all gyms are closed due to COVID... Poor brother of mine!

[@ZamparoDancingIdiots]

He’s open to new ideas and he shows his ideas!... and his ideas are 🔥

[@meteoroz]

Absolutely brilliant. Thank you - this is the sort of thing I love about old school JJ because it's so basic and effective, and yet completely street-applicable.

[@andrewkim6037]

Mind blown. Thanks for the awesome video Coach Knight!

[@bespokeregent48]

Jesus that mouse trap looks insanely good! Like you said they will do a lot of the work it seems and I can imagine how many people get caught off guard with it! My gym is re-opening next week week can't wait to try it! Love your videos man!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Awesome. I appreciate it. Hope you have some luck with it.

[@1987msr]

Thank you so much for sharing this! The head and arm Americana from mount is my favorite set up too!

[@hubriswonk]

I recently lost a tournament with the Americana @ 3:38. I had never experienced this submission before.

[@mrrob5851]

Great video. I love this move. And I’ve failed the leg version but now I have the idea.

[@njmike9784]

Slick set ups!!! You do a great job explaining🤙

[@namelessfaceless5748]

Outstanding job Eli. Great production, presentation, and demonstration of thorough information. Knight, Keenan, Kesting and Chewy, best jitz channels on the net imho. My family all wishes we lived near your gym. Thanks for continuing to bring superb content. Key lock has been my first and most powerful defensive weapon on the streets and off for 28 years now. At 15 I saw my 14 yr old 150lb bestie use a standing version to flip his 500+lb older brother in the air and pin until their Dad came downstairs to separate them. 2 on 1s create very huge torque on the shoulder that uses a human's design against it. A very equalizing technique, thanks again for highlighting it.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I really appreciate the comment and all the kind words!

[@BERTDELASPEED]

There's always something to learn with you @Eli 🙏🏾 Can't wait to try all these after CORONA. Thank you

[@randyrubsam3344]

You’re a great teacher I love your videos, you keep it very basic which is what I need as a white belt. Thank you

[@reyscottm9]

Wow... Can't believe I missed this one. What a great seminar on some quality subs! This week is gonna SUCK for my son's training partners! It's all in good fun and he tries to teach them too. Always sending the boys and girls your way.

[@tunaman2200]

Thank you professor🙏 very good stuff

[@tapoutrobby1843]

Really enjoyed this video. Thank you for everything

[@maxzhao8331]

brilliant ideas for me to try!

[@coreyabila3367]

This is fire 🔥

[@danladden3311]

Man so helpful!! Thanks for the video and all of your other lessons

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you!

[@mrrob5851]

Love this. I use the mouse trap for Mimura all the time. Love the bottom side techniques. Thx so much.

[@slavicvolk]

10:02 bottom side reversal 10:43 bottom Americana 11:45 standing version

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you!!!

[@РусланХусаинов-ъ9п]

Спасибо ! Как всегда всё до молекул разложено ! Кстати причёска супер !

[@irobot428]

I love doing americanas and kimuras from side control and if you’re strong, yeah theyre pretty much not gonna be able to escape or fight your hands so easily so those moves are guaranteed

[@rest97]

Wow~!! Thank you master~

[@ronnyportulidis2970]

Just great. Thx

[@fuloran1]

The mouse trap is legit, I have caught a lot of people in that. Once.

[@MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ]

That Mir lock at 9:33. I see you come out slightly at an angle. Ive been trying it for years but i keep them right in front of me. No wonder i never landed it. Im gonna try this adjusted method tonight! Cant stop watching this damn video!

[@robertmerrick2389]

These videos are great; so I subscribed.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you so much!

[@ArminEghdamiDrums]

Awesome! Do you already have a video similar for this for the triangle? If not would you make one in the future? Thank you for the video!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Yep. Here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYW6aqeOn81ghLs

[@ArminEghdamiDrums]

@@KnightJiuJitsu awesome, tthank you so much, now i can dirll these teqchniques at home while my gym is shut

[@donaldlyons180]

Wooow love it

[@zolte]

You are a jiu jitsu encyclopedia....mahalo!

[@MicahHarford]

How about Americana from the back-take? I think the entry is from the half-Nelson, transition to the Power-half with double wrist-grip. Look up and arch the back for the power to finish the shoulder lock!

[@sassygirl7869]

This is the practice for the week. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@divinerage2342]

Thank you.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you for watching it.

[@matcore]

4:30 very slick

[@faideeee9306]

Nice, I usually apply the one using legs from bottom. Ah, not really able to explain though, hope you'd understood

[@Syngm1]

Legitness!!!

[@thatjiu-jitsuskatergirl5644]

So tonight I got some free rolling pressure testing from my Airborne army buddy. He always me by 100 lb and in the army they practice the same Jiu-Jitsu that I'm studying Gracie's combatives. I surprised him big time as well as surprised myself and twice I caught him in a couple of variations of an Americana arm lock. I was really surprised at how I ended up getting that and getting him to submit. At another point I did a takedown from a rear body lock got a mount on it but he ended up getting me into guillotine. I managed to get out of that guillotine pretty quickly. Negated it and then did a swim to get out of it. I also at one point caught him in a rear naked choke.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

That’s awesome!

[@thatjiu-jitsuskatergirl5644]

@@KnightJiuJitsu thank you. I do dedicate a lot of time processing jiu-jitsu and watching good toutorals from channels like you're and Mike's at Hard to Hurt, and Gracie breakdown. Oh and Chewie. But I'm really partial to your understanding of stricken defensinve jiu-jitsu like you mentioned in that video with Mike.

[@thatjiu-jitsuskatergirl5644]

@@KnightJiuJitsu it's also good to have a dude who weighs that much give me the pressure testing and workouts because I'm not studying Jiu-Jitsu to compete in tournaments I'm studying Jiu-Jitsu in case somebody decides they want to assault me

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

@@thatjiu-jitsuskatergirl5644 - that’s the most important reason for training. Sounds like you have a great place and people to train with.

[@thatjiu-jitsuskatergirl5644]

@@KnightJiuJitsu yeah I'm studying in Gracie's combatives at one of the Gracie University certified training centers. Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Seattle

[@sahinsarkar7293]

4:42 it's indeed a mouse trap for his hand 😅

[@adilbekramadan2038]

Nice 👍🖒👍🖒

[@neil65394]

Fourth technique is really fxxking sneaky 🤣 I will try it next time if that time my opponent try to break my side control as the name of Technique “ mouse trap Americana “ 👍

[@christophermacdonald7835]

Oss brother thanks

[@leydi734]

quero desenvolver essa tecnica

[@ZymixProductions]

2:03 I was asking myself why did his training partner tap. My bad 😂

[@jaydenm6681]

I am gray belt with black stripe

[@feanororonar5037]

1st

[@lol-lp2pe]

Feanor Oronar don't forget to get yourself a Twinkie

[@GUTOMOFFICIAL]

self distancing?

[@redditate4587]

Mind your own business. Seriously.