How to Finish Kimura Against Big Strong Guys in BJJ (Finishing Tips)

[@MoooseBlood]

The Mountain does Jiu-Jitsu that's awesome dude!

[@therdku]

Didn't even have to scroll to find the comment I was looking for. Nice.

[@jeffsstt]

Dude's massive 😁 open weight no way

[@drewdrewski6278]

He says it ups his Trial by Combat game!!

[@josephmack1835]

Can we get you cloned, and teaching at a school in every state? That would be great.

[@Ctec87]

Literally had this same issue. Me 145lbs. Other dude 230lbs body builder. Cheers for the tips!

[@MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ]

"shoulder on my chest to elbow on my chest". That detail and explanation is Beyond badass and easy to understand. Thanks Chewy!

[@knottchu6159]

2:09 "Tea Bag Kimura" .... That's a new one!

[@roorallday]

First day in the books. I was sooooooo nervous your videos and representation of Bjj really helped me get through the door. Sad to say they are gonna get sick of seeing me there everyday

[@coreyplatman5573]

I was in this exact spot last night and this video had some fantastic info. Can’t wait to give it a shot next roll.

[@TheFightDialogue]

have you guys ever seen the "genie" variation of the kimura from the top position? it gets the same result as the kimura and is a great alternative if the person being kimura is very strong

[@Rastarandie]

The kimura is such a beautiful position.. great video.

[@Slamminbassplayer]

been at this a while now and still dream about hitting this effortlessly like this. thanks for the beautiful tips!

[@josuerentas7862]

Transitioned from a Gi Ji Jitsu gym to a no Gi gym and your videos are really helpful

[@timbarry5080]

Great tips, thank you!!! Most of my partners are bigger and more experienced than me. I need all the help I can get

[@nikefamisaeli]

Thanks for the tips because I struggle with this too

[@RickyCue]

Elbows in... AHhhh that was my missing link. Thanks Chewy!!

[@albertoquintero4358]

Thanks again Chewy! 🙏🏽

[@onelifepassport]

*This was absolute gold! Thanks chewy!*

[@SecondBattKickBack]

Can confirm, used this on guys substantially stronger than me.

[@crazymacedonianboi]

on the street it’s different than a mat. true shit. some people just don’t give a fuck.

[@yangtroy1]

@@crazymacedonianboi theres always one guy

[@vToneehh]

crazymacedonianboi 1903 Yep, those guys can’t wash their head and back properly anymore - I’ve ripped multiple shoulders off these non-tapping street fucks.

[@iamthelizardking6239]

Another detail jiu jitsu guys forget I learned from catch wrestling when you grab the wrist internally rotate it like a motorcycle this extends all the ligaments and muscles the full extension so the arm has to travel less before it has no more give. If you just grab the arm and do the typical double wrist lock it’s only on the should, you do the catch variation and the arm with break at the shoulder and the elbow.

[@pabmndz6783]

Thanks for the tip

[@FR-ty5vn]

Superb tips...!

[@MangoTheRetriever]

Works, tested. Thanks!!

[@weaver-p6p]

It helped me a lot when I roll with big guy

[@austmo516]

Thanks Chewy!

[@sammo_sez]

Lots of big dudes in my gym.. Even when I'm 6'1" 230lb these guys can cause issues for me. I guess I got used to getting away with bad form on smaller 180lb fellas, but couldn't get it to work on the heavies.. Back to basics. Thanks Chewy!

[@crackerkwaka]

Wish I watched this yesterday before training! Notifications on now so don’t miss out 😋

[@paulzenchuk7807]

Brilliant!!

[@anonymoususer1179]

I used to be into jiu jitsu and then I have wrestled anyways I really miss it and I’m in high school and I want to finish wrestling but I miss bjj so much what would you say

[@MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ]

Key-mooo-rahh hahaha. Love the details. Definitely going to be a big help. Also easier to handcuff folks when they're beligerent

[@Santiper916]

I was under the idea that you always hip out to the side when doing a kimura from the bottom. At least that’s how it was taught to me.

[@lakshen47]

Saw the thumbnail, thought it was Master Ken ;D

[@deafanddestructiononthepis3149]

Thats a cool technique

[@IHAVEFOOD]

Martial Arts are so unforgiving. I used to believe I was strong and powerful but then I joined Jiu Jitsu, I got pretty good, had a few fights (3) all on video, lost all of them(first 2 were weird. 1. DQ for a 12-6 elbow to the back in a fight I was winning 2. Ref called a sub I never tapped on) and I did one BJJ comp and lost in 43 seconds. I would consider my self a blue belt at BJJ, Ive tapped out many people and only been tapped out a handful of times in practice, I've won hard sparring matches (if you could win them) I feel like I should be good enough to fight but for some reason I just can't seem to win, I want to be a champion but I've lost my confidence completely. Am I just a bad fighter? Please help. P.s. if you would like to see a video of me losing a fight just ask.

[@brendansimmons3712]

I’d love to see your fights.

[@paintrain72684]

#ISPYWEDEFY Nice rash guard!

[@hedgehogbjj]

I catch the kimura or Americana mostly from side control or mount. What finishing details do you have for those against big guys in those positions?

[@alruggiero6176]

Any advice if you come up for the kimura from guard but the top guy bear hugs you?

[@reesyman8354]

Relatable. I’ll have it locked in but the guy is just bigger and stronger

[@Chinekeh]

I have a question what about getting the Kimura in bottom half guard on a big guy.

[@TheAngryCanadian]

Now how to defend keylock/Americana vs big strong guys

[@AlecWilcosky]

Have you seen/played around with the kimura variation where your left arm controls around the shoulder (such that the crook of your elbow hooks inbetween your opponent's trap and deltoid muscles)? Longer arms may be an advantage for this one, but it seems to force the tap quicker since you limit the range of motion of your opponent's shoulder.

[@tacticaljack2265]

do you have any chokes from full mount with no gi?

[@asdasdblafs]

Nice

[@unsungSwissHero]

I'm surprised.. why don't you catch the straight arm with your leg and bend it backwards with it? (As the legs are stronger than the arms.) Somehow expected this to be the move you would show 😄 Anyway great details 😃👍

[@MichaelSmith-or8gm]

I am 5 foot 6 and I have a training partner that's 6 2 it's really hard for me to stop him passing guard, he will use pressure with his chest and have his legs extended on his toes, any suggestions.

[@FULAN]

Michael Smith practice sweeps and butterfly guards

[@howtoabaneveryday8485]

What if they grab their knee? To defend. Also, props on finding someone bigger than u. 😂. Ur big and buff and hes even bigger. Im tiny, female, so i can relate and need tips on fighting mens stregnth

[@brianbouchard1899]

I thought Adam had been bulking.

[@ryanruinz]

The higher the wrist is to the armpit the easyer it is to pull off

[@flipao1]

Remember... THE WHOLE-BODY!

[@michachalikesyou]

Grab the hand not the wrist ?

[@michachalikesyou]

@Micheal Sudan arm locks on bigger guys is hard in general but you can lead them into a kimura all day. Same as girls. Depends on level

[@michachalikesyou]

@Micheal Sudan strength matters. I’m 160lbs and 5’8 and most likely squat more than them all. I don’t struggle with a lot of grown men at my level. However I only go for armbars if they present themselves

[@mariofilho8880]

adam looks different

[@DanGonsalves]

Then I'd make that my technique for everyone?

[@AZTigerMMA]

So basically just a regular kimura

[@crazymacedonianboi]

and as far as “loser” is concerned: u only loose when u give up. a winner never looses hope and fights for another inch. and 2) it’s not the martial art but the mentality u have. I come from a tough immigrant family that never gives up. that’s my final thoughts dude😁

[@maltedueholm8874]

don't watch the beginning of this video in x1.5 speed.

[@davycornell8715]

I thought that was Steven Crowder lol

[@Crystals10000]

beefy af oml

[@matthewlaplant8919]

T-rex arms for the win. Core strength rather than arm strength.

[@crazymacedonianboi]

I’m strong all over this skinny body...always have been.

[@paulmurphy3922]

So you kimura'd a tree?

[@Chewjitsu]

Pretty much.