Kimuras from Everywhere | The Double Wrist Lock Mini-Seminar

[@BecauseJitsu]

Double wrist lock is the most confusing term to BJJ practitioners. Change my mind. Awesome video! There were some gold nugget details in those set ups 👌

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I was trying to cut the Catch Wrestlers off at the pass before they jumped in the comments to tell me what’s what. 🤣

[@MikeVieira]

hmm....is this Crowder's bjj screen name? Trying to be under cover?!

[@DedicatedSpartan]

@@KnightJiuJitsu LOL

[@byrontate6000]

Mike Vieira oooooookuhjhh umm. ..5u. 8 zu

[@cadenalger1403]

Me mm

[@TheAytchMan]

OMG! There really are Kimuras EVERYWHERE! We're working on this right now, and I feel like after I watch this video another 10 times it's going to open up my game to another level. Thank you Professor! As always, your videos are top notch!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you! And yeah, Kimura is something you can study for years and still be surprised to find a new path here or there. It’s why it is so great

[@AppliedShotokan]

I could spend 2 months training from this video alone. Amazing content.

[@gallolocoparisien]

"BJJ is about technique > strength" BJJ instructor: "let me show you how to bully a teenager" :) Great video as always. OSS!

[@davidtarantino152]

The joke is that kid probably knows so much BJJ he’d be a problem! Lol Great teacher!

[@g496r500t]

That’s a fallacy. Strength is a huge factor until highest belt skill level.

[@echofoxtrotwhiskey1595]

@@g496r500t To an extent

[@callsigncowboy4507]

I used to not like doing Kimura's, but when I started rolling a lot I realized that was one of the easiest moves that came to me. Especially the omoplata, or when I get one underhook and twist my partner's upper body down (while standing) and step over, applying my weight to their back. Experiment a lot, you'll learn very creative techniques!

[@craigstanton1169]

The ones who don't "like" Knight's videos...just dont want these tips revealed !!!

[@BeADad2447]

I feel like I owe you month of dues! Thank you! Watched this again. Just savage!

[@eschelar]

Super powerful. Move for bigger guys who get danced upon by little fast dudes. I have used some of these even before I saw this vid. Ever since introducing the Kimura/Americana (double wrist lock) into my primary gameplan, I have been getting a lot of crazy stuff as a white belt. Big tall blue belt, he was getting a takedown position on me, got Kimura from standing, took him to the ground with it. 3 stripe white belt took side control on me (starting position) and I got double wrist Americana on the far side. Swept to side control and finished. Friend at white belt with almost exactly double the class time as me, took Kimura and scissor choke. All in a couple of weeks against superior opponents. Love this one.

[@kimuralove1096]

The Kimura and Americana are my favorite submissions. I really love this one!

[@droptopOX]

I like you

[@golubachhaniya3971]

3and and 743

[@earlmichael246]

Mines too that is going to be my favorite submission move kimura

[@lowlowseesee]

@@droptopOX zzzzzzzzzz

[@lowlowseesee]

it will quickly become less of a sub and more of a way to move people into different subs. no high level person is tapping to either and particularly an americana lol

[@MeroGrumble]

The instructional value of the "from everywhere" series deserves subscription by itself. Even when the techniques are no news to you, it provides a crystal clear positional awareness. The global view makes it more valuable than any video on isolated techniques from one position. Thank you for sharing. :)

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I really appreciate that!

[@manney_3124]

Kimuras have always been my favourite just because of the technical details. I've tried to do it in different positions but was not that successful. Thanks a lot sir for the detailed instructions. Love it.

[@BreathEmpowerment]

For a long time I didn't put much effort into learning the finer aspects of the kimura. There were other submissions that I felt more naturally drawn to and enjoyed, but I would still take them when presented a good opportunity. I realized recently that subconsciously I like them, just didn't put as much effort into them and even so still had quite good success with them. Last week I watched a rolling kimura to back take video and hit it the first try. I also naturally figured out the leg configuration you show after rolling from mount (2 legs over) and worked it quite a bit on big guys who were harder to triangle and had good defense. Even with a big, strong guy you're putting both your legs, oblique, back, and arms against their arm. That's so much power you can generate to overcome the strength difference. Really looking forward to this next step of my relationship with the kimura and already seeing new ways it will tie into my usual game nicely (ie gift wrap and back transitions). Thank you SO much for this relatively short but packed and concise video. I can tell you put a lot of effort into it, and I really appreciate your work 🙏🏼 Much respect

[@EdBender]

I never landed many kimuras because I find it very hard to lock them in more graduated opponents. Defense is 'easy' (if that can be said for anything in BJJ): extend the arm. The triceps is a powerfull muscle to go against, esp. if combined with body movement as a whole. But after watching this, I'm going to try faster kimuras from unsuspecting positions. Your content is very good and your skills are commendable. Cheers from Brazil.

[@tiocroc4814]

You need to try many times. One time it will work. É isso que eu faço kkkk

[@WarriorofSunlight]

These sets ups are fantastic. It’s one thing to know how to do a Kimura, but you still have to find a way to get to it. This is eye-opening and helps me to bring a lot of stuff together.

[@joshwest6712]

I loved the Kimora to back take Eli. That is one I will have to practice and add to my tool box.

[@Dreddusa]

The most professional tutorial on youtube

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you so much for saying that!

[@Dreddusa]

@@KnightJiuJitsu Man thank you for your classes, a real gentleman ! What city are you in, I would like to visit your gym one day.

[@DP-dd6hl]

well I learnt far more kamuras than I thought were possible. great vid

[@charlesburney1930]

Thank you for this video! As a big guy, I love kimuras and seeing the different angles and setups helped me a lot. Thank you again.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Glad it helps!!

[@FinleyFuns]

This was an absolutely fantastic tutorial. I caught a few details that I wasn’t shown before that will totally help. For instance, the entry at 9:53 you hook your arm through the wedge without worrying too much about grabbing the wrist with your left hand. When I was shown this technique, step one was grab that wrist. I’m 1 for 75 on it so I’m going to focus on trapping the arm first. Thanks for such an informative video. The 18 clowns who clicked dislike are probably your ex-girlfriends or guys you’ve put to sleep or made shit themselves!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I love everything about this comment 🙏

[@kirkd81]

It took me like 3 years of training to realise just how available kimuras are from so many positions , I’ve managed to hit them when even in a really bad position against much bigger guys , it’s the ultimate move & most versatile in my opinion

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I would have to agree with that!

[@sarahpetersen4836]

This video was exactly what I was looking for. Mastering 1 technique as versatile as the kimura so many ways is a great way for fans who only have a bit of dabbling experience with martial arts to learn practical techniques. Really strategic video

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mlkmwr]

Still relevant information, watching this and learning from it. Amazing content!

[@eddiep6148]

Like everyone’s comments above this is really solid info and it doesn’t require too many steps. This truly is a game changer when your Kimura hunting. Once people catch on that you’ve made this a priority they become either defensive or out of know where they want to play the Ashi garami (talking about no-Gi). Kudos to you sir OSS

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I appreciate that and I agree about it being a game changer once you really start incorporating good chaining and execution of kimura traps.

[@eddiep6148]

Knight Jiu-Jitsu those are the key words coach “chaining and execution.” Super deadly and it’s literally up for grabs in every position (even the bad ones). You showed from the back clinch would you still go for it on a single and double attempt?

[@Bridoist]

Thanks for the uploads and taking the time to teach us some new ways to set this move up

[@jonevans870]

Love these. The kimura from bottom side control is there all day on so many guys, I hit that at least once a week 😊

[@Matt_Alaric]

My shoulders exploded just from watching that teen boys arms being manipulated when you were demonstrating.

[@ggd1444]

Decided to work on Kimura attacks for the next few months. First video I’ve watched on all the variations. Can’t wait to get started!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Hope these help!

[@TheChrisrich20]

best jiu jitsu content on youtube

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

That’s an amazing compliment. Thank you so much.

[@stevenshreckengost6462]

Have been practicing karate and kali for years, but jui jitsu some basics here and there, your videos are awesome your teaching is well explained, THANK you instructor Eli. Much appreciated.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I’m happy to hear that. I’m glad these can help and that you get something out of them!

[@daxfit3]

This was extremely helpful. I’ll be watching this video on loop for the next 2 days. Rolling on Wednesday. We’ll see what happens.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

So happy to hear it. Let me know if I can help any more.

[@sebocampo]

Loved this. Finished a genie today on a higher belt and couldn’t stop thinking about this video

[@claudettfaass9673]

Wow dude I love grappling your Kimura technique is flawless thank you for the lessons

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you so much. I appreciate that greatly.

[@albiole]

This guy's explanations are so good.

[@PaddyNinja]

I wish I had've made a point to seek out this training before this lockdown nonsense kicked in, this form of unarmed defence is fascinating and Knight Jiu-Jitsu is the most interesting to watch from what I've seen online so far. Subscribed and checked the bell for ALL. Thanks gentlemen.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you so much!!!

[@watkinsrcful]

Love your videos.....Excellent and easy to follow instruction.

[@trappmoney-morningstar8683]

Your videos really helped my ground game. Your a great teacher bro

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Very happy to hear that!

[@AsafMich]

Rock solid fundamentals. Your "X from Everywhere" series is fantastic.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thanks brother, I’ve got some ideas for more, but they have been tricky. 🙏

[@davebond7380]

Blue belt promotions tonight wish me good luck eli

[@anthonydinapoli4360]

Man, my name is Anthony DiNapoli wrestled a little Just got off the fence, I'm 43 absolutely In lov with this art. Your vids rock

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thanks Anthony! I appreciate you watching them!

[@kaistigerboy]

Awesome mate I’m watching from Australia and I really like your techniques , I am a late starter just turned 45 got my 3rd stripe white belt with Gracie Barra so the details are really useful Oss

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Never too late to start. Congrats and best of luck with your training! And thank you for watching my videos.

[@brandonb1233]

I absolutely love these submission “x” from everywhere videos the triangle series helped a lot. I’m saving each one for my training journal🤙🏽 my favorite jj youtuber🥋💀

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you so much! What should be my next series like that?

[@brandonb1233]

Knight Jiu-Jitsu I’m honored that you ask my opinion!! I think the fundamental moves are the most effective, and learning a variation from every conceivable position really makes a practitioner super dangerous. I used to really hate on myself for for my move set being super traditional with all these other crazy cool subs out there until I heard that concept from John Danaher as a blue belt. They were working so well but it was like getting tired of the flavor vanilla lol. I think an armbar series next would be killer. Armbars, triangles, and Kimuras can all chain off each other. That triad is my highest percentage set of submissions!

[@iameladlevi]

great value packed in single video (while other will get single video for each move..) much appreciated - Osss!

[@MrJctengu]

The Kimura from the frame (2nd technique) allows a wrist lock when the weight sets in your hands(elbow is resting in the floor). I got submitted today just like that :)

[@superchargedbeats6525]

this channel is ART

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@user-of2sh9rk3u]

"And it probably wont reach..." lol

[@FartCakes]

That got me lol

[@OldManMandal]

Im not disappointed in looking at the comments

[@yusufchoudry414]

Probably will reach eventually 👀

[@rahuldey2780]

Besssssst 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mrorbit2u]

Oh, it will reach. Lol

[@luisalbertoluft5306]

I love your videos, they are so full of details and amazing positions. Cheers from Brazil.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Obrigado!

[@carlosrobertomiranda8302]

Awesome video. I really enjoy and learn a lot from your videos.Thanks

[@isaiahgo7966]

The best teacher... Sensei, can you please make videos of Takedowns to submissions? I've learned a lot from watching your videos.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Check the one from today!

[@BlueKimura]

I enjoy your videos. Thank you. I picked up a few things that I had not seen and a few more things that reminded me of certain details.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

That’s awesome to hear and I really appreciate it! 🙏

[@Majikman871]

I work in corrections and the Kimura is often one of the most useful tools I have since it's not taught in dt. This video has excellent content and I am going to practice the hell out of the standing one. Nice video sir thank you

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I’m happy to hear it could help!

[@elcarlo1822]

Amazing set of movements, thank you very much

[@anissaoud5682]

Awesome. the kimura from knee on the belly is pretty nice, i know this video is about kimura but the safest finish in my opinion would be the armbar straight after the "sandwish" position. good stuff sir, thank you.

[@MrFourmidable]

I've looked at this video 5 times back-to-back! Outstanding! I will be keeping this video along with along with some of your other ones in my favorites. Extremely helpful. Thanks for the knowledge!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I really appreciate that. Thank you!

[@scottmarlow6018]

dude! love it!!! you are on fire! your explanations rock, sir!

[@charlesxchaves]

Ayooo this is amazing stuff! I'm just starting to learn BJJ by myself and your videos are extremely helpful! Thanks Eli

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I appreciate that and appreciate you watching

[@daduhafanai8273]

The kid had his eyes closed the whole time, guess he was sleeping lol

[@nicolasmachado5972]

I noticed that too HAHAHAHA

[@FolkeBernadotte2]

Or maybe the lights were annoying to him.

[@Tylerthegrappler]

This is something a lot of bjj guys do. Some of the blues and purples at my gym do it. They said it’s partly to focus on movement. being able to feel what’s happening when you can’t see it

[@tristanhicks5372]

This is extremely helpful. I was sparring with a blue belt (I'm a new white belt) and I had an awesome opening for a Kimura from closed guard. Couldn't get it because I didn't know the technique.

[@horseplayjiujitsu4695]

Awesome details professor. Can't wait to re-watch it and try to work some of the details into my own game.

[@johnhunt272]

Awesome tutorial, I will be keeping an eye out for these positions!

[@johnhunt272]

Do you have or can point me towards other tips for moving their hand off of their stomach when in side mount. You showed the genie variation, which I will have to try. I get caught in that position a lot against strong opponents. Thanks :)

[@jacquelinetiongco8354]

mind blowing techniques

[@ninpolife7749]

That kimura back take was awesome

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

My favorite too!

[@joeyvinciguerra5818]

Great little tutorial

[@GuitarNTheCar]

Excellent instructions.

[@hockeymann88]

10:32. There you go Sam. Great way to turn a defensive move into an offensive move.

[@jackburton2653]

Love the head scissors strangle. Dont see it shown very often

[@youngadamos6905]

Nice nice man I'm trained black belt something sick !!! Thank god i was born a goodcweserler !!!

[@nelsonamado4187]

Very good video, thank you for the information. Never give up. Regards from Montreal. OSU

[@beckothegecko6677]

Thank you for this! I always get confused on even the simplest kimuras and forget how to get the grip or which way to turn the arm.

[@kjuarez29]

Great stuff! Loving these series of submissions from everywhere.

[@infinity_j2843]

Please train me 🧘🏾‍♂️ that second one you did was dope as hell I will fs be subscribing I like how detailed you are

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I appreciate that!

[@nsanch0181]

Awesome Kimura thank you for sharing.

[@mario3555]

I absolutely loved the video!!!!

[@criostasi]

Super! I will try first the Kimura from mount because with strikes involved the position you show is a very common one (also teached in Gracie defense curriculum)

[@michaelposch3681]

Wow thats amasing bro 😍 really perfect thx for this Videos

[@kenchuku]

Informative. Clear and concise. Awesome demonstration..

[@ClwnJuNkY]

Awesome Work

[@andrianmotelica9803]

Amazing and great content. Thank you for sharing this with us osss

[@marquanbrand-moorehead3897]

Yes my man knight Jiu-Jitsu,

[@btd1231ify]

Like an air. All around of us. Thanks Bro!

[@craigdamours6898]

Awesome video, hopefully I can catch the kimura from a few more positions now!

[@FudomyoGP]

Encore une super vidéo ! Merci Eli ;-)

[@marka.arcenas5211]

Can you please post more solo drills. Ive actually tried your other solo drills. They help a great deal. For me to get familiar to the ground. Thank you.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

It has been a while since I put out a solo drills video. I probably need to do that!

[@marka.arcenas5211]

@@KnightJiuJitsu thank you

[@marcvalls1742]

Great video!

[@davidcordova1773]

Fantastic video!

[@TheDIYHouseProject]

Great video thanks for posting!

[@ryanpatterson3900]

this is gold; thank you again

[@imwolf4851]

Very informative. It suck that I am not going to be able to make the Charlotte seminar next month. Got to catch you, and Ryan Hoover the next time.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Hate to hear that, bro. Wish you could make it. We will hook up soon though, no doubt.

[@imwolf4851]

@@KnightJiuJitsu I will definitely make the next one.

[@marvamk]

Looks like the young man is as enthusiastic as my son, when I am teaching grappling :-D

[@MikeVieira]

Great video and thanks for the shout out to David Avellan! Got a great playlist to go through!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you. And absolutely. David is the man.

[@poasecunda]

Great instruction. Thank you.

[@quietstorm219]

Great video

[@tinkywinky3680]

I love your vids dude!!! Awesome tips especially for a white belt like me😄

[@slavicvolk]

Awesome as usual

[@Slamminbassplayer]

This is a badass video. Thanks a ton!

[@stonestone1573]

Yeahhhhh.My man. All respect from Romania.🥋🥂

[@stamandthegreat]

Terrific information. Thank you!

[@jalotbc]

Very helpful, thanks!!!

[@krizso76]

Great vid as always

[@rlsoutdoors997]

Great instructions!!

[@oliverbuddy6784]

Please keep these vids up man, jus subscribed after I started working all this sorta stuff in an mma gym and these are so incredibly helpful. I’m done gettin tapped by everyone😂

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I’m glad these help! Hopefully it’ll help cut down on the rate you’re getting tapped too.