Lloyd Irvin Martial Arts shows his famous Kimura Mouse Trap Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Submission Series

[@3ftbackable]

Mr. Irvin is awesome. Plain and simple. Not for any other reason than his willingness to train people to be their best. Simply a good man. A good man for what he DOES and his willingness to help.

[@RomeoBarnes]

Wow this takes me back. This was the 1st drill I ever learned and I learned it on those very mats. My entire side control game is based on that exact flow sequence. Even though I'm no longer part of Team Lloyd Irvin, Team Lloyd Irvin will always be part of me. Thanks so much. -Romeo Barnes

[@thestormne]

I have taught this series for the last 10 years to my students, and every problem we ever had with these submissions you just solved. Thank you Professor Irving.

[@grappler84]

I can't believe someone thinks this is crap.. this is the bread and butter of Jiu-Jitsu man, i love the flow you have with these, deff be working on this, thx for sharing Lloyd!!

[@gramero]

This works like crazy! I rolled with Lloyd a few months back and he got me in the same kimura about every 30 seconds for ten minutes straight. He showed me this drill and I've been killing it with shoulder locks since.

[@pedicalc7]

I love to see successful functional and knowledgeable martial art instructors. Congrats to you...

[@oyajipoiSP]

the title clearly says "...series for beginners" What else would you expect in a video for beginners other than basic jiu-jitsu? The good thing about this type of video is it shows the flow between moves, and isn't just a huge collection of distinct moves taken out of context. The mousetrap shows the context of going from basic move to basic move. I like it.

[@jkdblast21]

very good flow drill. Mr. Irvin did an outstanding teaching job remember people its utube. Keep it up. Respect.

[@KellerColeman]

You are a great martial artist, even better Marketer. Keep up the good work.

[@IanConnel]

Awesome! This gives me another solution for a problem I have been asking about for nearly a year.

[@tmgibson]

Keep doing the you thing. It's good to see a brother getting money and producing quality BJJ instructionals.

[@iwanttofight69]

hey irvin i grappled you in vegas at wands gym, i gotta say you are definitly a master bro, u are very good. Im very impressed

[@burientopteam]

More great stuff from Team LI. I saw Mike Fowler show these moves in Gracie Mag a few issues back. But here I see the detail about moving the arm with the underhook to avoid the belt-grab defense to the kimura. This is going into my practice gameplan immediately. Thanks!

[@ToddMargolisBJJ]

Master Lloyd is the man. Thank you sir for posting this. It makes me feel like I'm closer to home and training at your school. For everyone else...If you don't get it, you don't get it. Todd Margolis

[@BrubMan]

finally some basics out of these guys.... thanks a lot!!!

[@cagedraptor]

enjoyed, will make a nice addition to training. Thanks

[@dustedNdisgusted]

Every competitor I've seen wearing a Lloyd Irvin patch has been legit!!

[@DaggerSecurity]

Dear Mr. Irvin, great drills. I am a big fan. Quick question: how does one counter the opponent on the bottom from grabbing his leg (or gi pants) instead of the belt? What I mean is that in no-gi grappling we are taught to raise your leg to your hand if the opponent is preventing you from grabbing your shorts or leg. Thanks.

[@primate4]

Very nice post and explanation. I wish it would've been taught to me this way.

[@todei79]

This is awesome. Thank you professor Irvin.

[@ATACXGYM]

Absolutely magnificent, sir. Once again you're ahead of the pack by a million light years. We can see how you presaged other outstanding bjj grapplers like Avellan and his KimuraTrap, because your MouseTrap espoused the same prinicple just with specific wrist control flowing into Americana flows inclusive of the Kimura. Brilliance, sir.

[@rocknroll19842]

I learned this same exact combination from my coach Vitor Shaolin, and Master Lloyd explained it 100% perfectly..... Seriously ladies and gentlemen, if you can master this your submission % from side control will jump up exponentially.

[@1loveforChrist]

Outstanding!!!!Practical. Must learn that submission!!

[@bigbubbano23]

got bjj made easy today, vids are great, no other product gives as specific instruction as yours.

[@grayson0311]

Cant wait to use it

[@GJJFan]

@lloydirvin LOL I love it Lloyd!! Keep up the great work and the techniques coming, PLEASE!!!

[@bullshark67ify]

this helped me out earlier today thanks llyod :-)

[@josequintanao]

bad ass... great technique...

[@FlowinWithTheGo]

Thanks for the great video!

[@antowalk]

Its a submission wrestling variation snd adjustment to your openents techniques. My coach does similar all the time.

[@nowaydo]

Nice. Thanks.

[@Hector2028]

much appreciated.. great instruction!

[@Emmanuel-ti6ym]

What beautiful technique you have

[@TheKokoBeen]

I like this video. At first I didn't have the patience to learn this, but a lot of guys are talking shit about my game because I take it easy. Time to show these fools the kimura trap.

[@PolloLocster]

well done, respect sir.

[@operativehapkido]

excelent Master lloyd.

[@zhenyuzou4555]

Great video, I really like your vids and the way you explain things, with a lot details and slowly, step by step, really good for people like me who does not have any school near and wants to learn some BJJ!

[@swamislocal1]

I feel like there are certain details that certain instructors(usually from Brazil) don't wanna share. Lloyd is great at teaching every single fundamental detail.

[@cv0669]

awesome - rocking the new gameness elite i see

[@britanese]

Great vids as usual!

[@andrews1JP]

Great technique, your BJJ style is awesome

[@rone98]

grazie....

[@TheManiacalSatanist6]

Question: when you're changing your grips, like at 4:00, what if you're dealing with a really strong opponent? And a few seconds later when the back of your hand is supposed to stop him from grabbing his belt, couldn't he just muscle out of that and grab his belt anyway?

[@GJJFan]

@gramero I just forwarded this to my instructor out here in West Sacramento. Looking forward to getting his thoughts and utilizing the flow in classes!!! :-) Thank you as always Team Lloyd Irvin!! Now, if I can find my Grappler's Gameplan, I'll be VERY happy! hehe

[@Bruceleekungfoo]

Awesome!!

[@KazuyaKane]

Great video, Master Lloyd. Do you know when you'll be back at BJJ United for a seminar? I never miss them :)

[@GJJFan]

@kingshahine I actually have the old Ralph/Ceasar Gracie orginal VHS set. Lloyd is the blue belt helping with their Vale Tudo techniques. I believe it even has his match at the Virginia state Vale Tudo tournament, if not mistaken.

[@debtbully3]

Nice!

[@pearldrop1911]

sick flows

[@elbowtko]

"the kimirror position"

[@bigbubbano23]

can't wait for my bjj made easy dvd set!!

[@69memorex]

nice

[@theSANDMAN1052]

how much does it cost for adult classes

[@crx122]

Oh and by the way this is a beautiful technique. This kind of stuff isn't usually taught, even at a high level. Of course they teach Kimuras and Americanas, but the way in which you so seamlessly transition between them is just beautiful. It seems like someone is pretty much fucked once you get side control and have a good hold on their arm. I wouldn't wanna have you on top of me in side control.

[@ryanmaness4852]

Is this a 3 a.m. Infomercial?

[@RomeoBarnes]

Basically. The difference this stuff works.

[@PortuguesePlayer21]

@lloydirvin lol nice one, some people just think they are really cool

[@Tytoorscnc]

23 hates because they lost with a kimura!!!

[@lapurdy71]

Probably cause they look at it like it is just blah same technique and don't appreciate the details of the transition that make it more effective. If they don't recognize how important the half inches are, they aren't going to appreciate it.

[@tommymc7535]

The 3 year black belt 😂😂😂☠️☠️☠️

[@thedragon5190]

Ty for the vid I'm a white belt I will learn

[@oganrafaeldeode5733]

Lloyd how you do shiho nague in bjj !! ?

[@smokeyadams6028]

very nice and much respect to Sensei Irvin but it is called "Ude Garami" and originated from Judo. Kimura was a Japanese Judo Player who made this technique famous.

[@rubenjitsu]

The Whole Judo comes from Jiu Jitsu my friend

[@lapurdy71]

Not new techniques, but he is showing how to POLISH the connection to increase the effectiveness of the existing technique trio.

[@locosik]

Ha! I was practising those kind of locks with no gi today... Damn, if I had only knew about your tricks, I would've done much better. :-) I will next time!

[@TheGodfather101]

great move, great grappler, but it still tickles me how such a knowledgeable and disciplined grappler pronounces the kimura , "chimera", quite the chasm haha

[@johnnylee8489]

I love kimirrors

[@josemartin1727]

The howdy dudey? Lmao 😂😂😂

[@GJJFan]

@grappler84 honestly I wonder how people believe the flashy stuff wins the most? If you do just the slightest bit of homework, you see that triangles, straight armbars, kimuras, and even CROSS CHOKES (up to Roger hehehe) WIN world championships! It's more rare to find someone using a twister to win their entrie division, then someone using the simple lapel chokes to win the Mundials! I couldn't agree more with your statement!

[@crx122]

Lloyd, why did you and Ryan split ways? I am just wondering, sorry if I am touching on a sour subject with you...

[@TraneUFC]

@lloydirvin and mess with Master Lloyd and get a Black eye

[@olamprov]

nvm, my bad he's not wearing a black belt he's wearing blue belt, and Lloyd said he was blue belt. my bad. sorry

[@deadmansvidblog]

haha perfect.

[@Theplantersguy]

What if its a street fight and they bite you

[@MrFerreira29]

I think not, because I even watch many videos on youtube jj and there are several very well explained, made ​​by Brazilian teachers, so unfortunately for you most in Portuguese.

[@olamprov]

nvm that guy is actually wearing a blue belt and lloyd said that man was a blue belt. my bad sorry bout that

[@squirt565]

thats the same set up i saw back in 2004...why is he giving himself credit for this move?

[@armbarfan]

Bjj gold mine. I mean this sux you dont need to drill this stuff just you know wing it. Especially against me.

[@imajorhavoc]

loyd this is almost basic jiu jitsu,there is plenty of thiscrap everywhere on youtube...

[@jungenbum]

Black guy, black gi, black belt!

[@iRoyalpriesthood]

sounds like kevin form uncutsports channel

[@mickeyford]

I think Lloyd is the only legit black belt that mispronounces "kimura". LOL just teasing Lloyd.

[@TheKokoBeen]

Exce-fucking-llent. Ha ha ha.

[@danieltiller1421]

Yeah this is sweet.

[@Andarovin]

@lloydirvin He knew there was probably a black glock involved also. He just didn't include it.

[@301xkez]

Dominick cruz brought me here.

[@Malouco]

Black Rickson.

[@CaptianKeyz]

Ground work like BJJ is essential to a fighters skill set. I hold black belts in TaeKwonDo & Hapkido. Hapkido is very similar to Aikido in its flow of kinetic & potential energies on the feet. I had to rely on Judo & JuJitsu instructors for my ground game, however. BJJ is a great system, but was not created so much in Brazil as it was from Japan. I think the Gracie family takes too much credit, although they have proved to be some bad asses.

[@degoaoki]

when dj jackson was blue belt :O

[@tangoexperiment]

cool video, but the over the top marketing is beyond annoying. Is it really necessary?

[@darkeverett]

Lloyd Irvin master of capitalism

[@imajorhavoc]

like I said this stuff is all over the internet for free.How do I know?Not only have I been in Martial Arts for 25 years, BJJ for 15.I watch as many videos I can on youtube unlike yourself as this video tells.Its not my fault .Its yours .What was that name again,fresh prince or something.True practitioners also spend time researching videos and not worrying about nicknames or taping themselves,but you already knew that ,Master pffffft.There is no blackbelt that will give you that arm anyway.

[@Aliceworld-w4n]

But this is not famous and this is not new!!

[@amihland]

and white students

[@antowalk]

Its a submission wrestling variation snd adjustment to your openents techniques. My coach does similar all the time.