Defending the Kimura from Side Mount

[@lorodz]

9 years ago but still very spot on. I got Kimuraed today and I didn’t know how to defend. I just tapped. Now I know how to defend it. 🥰

[@ShiddyShad808]

Your techniques are SO LEGIT.

[@aqdjbcr]

You have been an exceptional secondary teacher for me as I have begun my jiu jitsu journey. Everytime I go to class I have at least one thing I know really well and a couple other ideas to try from watching your videos.

[@MrStrongBro]

These videos are gold.

[@machinegunpreacher2469]

@5:45 You also have a Kimura of your own on the left arm; if you use the triangle and heavy hips he shouldn't be able to roll. Even if he does you can keep the triangle locked and still take the arm or even the wrist for a double or triple tap. I'm sure that's all obvious but for anybody who might've missed that, there it is.

[@hufeingtonpost6560]

these are so awesome. Kimuras are a huge part of our curriculum and I very much look forward to worrying less about my arms being ripped off lol. thanks Stephan!

[@xXBeastfromdaEastXx]

These instructionals are so perfect. General explanation followed by demonstration followed by details. Awesome stuff!

[@luisguillenmontenegro8198]

😆"That convenient tendon was put there so you can counter the kimura" Genius. Awesome explanation of these very useful techniques. I like the way you use your language to your explanations since this game is filled with uncertainty so you do not have a specific all-in-one technique that will be applicable for everything. Words like "hopefully, abandon his move, who knows, potential move, and so on." Also, if you mistakenly knee Richie, coming back with "I am kneeing in the head for good measure." Hilarious.

[@norhstarjitz]

Love the" tendon put there to counter the kimora"

[@albertkhait]

Love your teaching style, Stephan...you looked bruised up there bro!

[@blakespurlock5322]

Fantastic. Just what I was looking for. Limita defense from side mount from a heavy training partner.

[@PosterChild63]

"that little tendon put there so you can counter the Kimura" - brilliant!

[@caanh6610]

Not only do I learn heaps but I have a good laugh when watching. Thanks Stephan

[@JTJV2]

Stephan Kesting is the best!

[@nickseymour7892]

That's why that tendon is behind the knee :) Great detailed videos as usual. Thank you!

[@RandyTheSavage5150]

The Hook and Lift is a great Twister setup

[@lefthookheaven6377]

Thank you for this video. I've been looking for these escapes specifically! Brilliant!!!

[@sylver76]

Thank you so much! I am having trouble with a strong opponent who uses this Kimura from half guard as his go-to move and I have been racking my brains trying to find an escape.

[@kirklowe1907]

Same here I’m defo going to learn this to destroy the guys game . Been doing my head as I know I can do better but he gets me with it a lot so now I can counter and get my game back

[@cheyennemeredith1174]

Yay, free content. Ty Watching this, it took a few options before I started seeing defenses that got my brain firing, ones that will work with the way I move. Definitely used to not be a SK fan but now there's so much garbage out there that it's easier to appreciate the quality of his work.

[@NewAmericaNow]

Love that side mount Kimura to Oh is your head stuck in my triangle choke reverse. Very nice.

[@Davidmenzieshat]

Very good to know especially for those who are very strong and always muscle one into a side mount Kimura. Thanks alot Stephan!

[@emilpetersen6988]

great stuff all around, big up to stephan

[@gafaicheng]

So valuable. Thanks Mr.Kesting🙏

[@timwarton9061]

Top coaching. Dig the dry humour in there... keeps the attention up.

[@AlexisPreciado]

thanks sensei... It was very helpful... ooOSss!!!

[@MartialRoller-jd2hp]

@4:30 If they are much heavier, then you will have to do many small bursts of small bumps and wiggles.

[@chowski14]

Stephan YOU ARE BIGGG !!!

[@ecnerwalgnay]

thank you stephan

[@aaronhorscroft]

thanks so much Stephan, you know exactly what you are talking about and you make learning this even more enjoyable

[@sufiyanthevampirealam2566]

Best technique .... Thanks for the video 🙂

[@cutthroathb]

It's amazing how well that flip flop technique works I wasn't sold on it when I first watched this video but I tried it a few times now and it does buy u some time especially the first couple times I tried it

[@dazc699]

Your videos are great thanks

[@CptGuapo]

Simply awesome video! And I thought the guys on Submissions101 were the best grappling videos... In variety of moves maybe they are, but the details you show make all the difference. Thanks.

[@vw5233]

6:40 if you can’t bring hand to body bring body to hand- kimura defense

[@team1martialartsfitness130]

One of your best videos! Thanks for posting

[@Djent7779]

Love that kieko gi

[@1loveforChrist]

Fantastic defense counter to offense!!! Gonna work on that and tuck it away for a surprise for my partner. . . drill, drill, drill til it becomes second nature-like walking.. Thanks Stephan

[@1112natedawg]

This is fantastic

[@tedicombatteam3665]

Great teqnique, it works so well!

[@Po-tp3xm]

Great video!

[@spunkyboi8210]

This is godly just what I needed

[@stayingsaneamidtheinsanity2499]

These guys are like magicians.

[@ezmiket]

Love technical explanation

[@JXL21]

love the rolling triangle choke

[@beargrylls3]

got kimurad tonight, so this is very relavent lol great video

[@EmpiricalPragmatist]

Paused to press the "like" button after only the first minute of the video. ;)

[@tecnolover2642]

Outstanding.

[@bigrider1980]

awesome escapes!

[@kooksies5712]

Great videos. Im not sure if its intended but you're pretty funny.

[@johnmkrs83]

what if he goes for the kimura from side mount and drops his leg over your face?, similar way when you set up a armbar, only with a kimura.

[@marketingmaven22]

Great stuff.. bought the app.. good work explaining this so well!

[@michael1k1]

amazing video! once again, great help for everyones game

[@Jvsfit.]

Stephen, ur the best man!

[@jdub22xox]

Great instruction!

[@mete3254]

Gold

[@nathaningram9434]

Amazing video thank you

[@simoprolic8506]

Stephan Kesting you rule and love your style with no G, more real then with G even if in street situation you can grap on clothes.

[@neeneerob]

It's called a gi

[@laurythestyl]

just exellent

[@tantelymaharisoa1525]

you are the best!

[@jptothetree]

Thank you!!

[@Xx57hockeysniper57xX]

Thanks man very useful!!!

[@jiujitsuokulu6571]

Thank you so much it was amazing!

[@Joez86]

Nice. Very nice.

[@sleestakattack]

I'm digging the keiko gi

[@judorican973]

Great video's!

[@chopper84a]

Flip flop technique is not only funny, but works in practice too, especially if they're not used to it.

[@bugatti599gtr]

How do we escape a kimura lock when we are on top of the person,like how brock lesnar does it when he hugs triple h and does the kimura lock .

[@art-tb3um]

what is on your leg bro?

[@sevengone]

dang richie is 240?

[@Waafa]

Please loose the music at the beginning.

[@Felix-nk1hq]

2:45 6:07 6:20

[@PilaresdaHistoria.]

V E R Y G O O D

[@PilaresdaHistoria.]

B R A S I L

[@soniCh22]

Maybe I should show this to frank mir lol

[@copyninjahh]

This is useful for a Khabib fight lol

[@bornfedslaughter]

are you single baby gurl

[@bornfedslaughter]

wtttfffff

[@kevinhufe8860]

these are so awesome. Kimuras are a huge part of our curriculum and I very much look forward to worrying less about my arms being ripped off lol. thanks Stephan!