Reverse Kimura Flower Sweep

[@ebenezersureshworkaccount8947]

3:48 very technical move, using the leg to generate momentum to move the opponents body when already locked in place. very smart.

[@shanedresser5431]

Great moves!

[@bblack2015ab]

Thanks for posting this David!

[@DavidAvellan]

My pleasure 🙏

[@justinellison4117]

Great stuff.

[@joshperot]

Brother You are So Technical I Would Love To Train With you but I am In The East Coast. Keep Up The Great Content 👏🏽🙏🏽

[@DavidAvellan]

My brother is in Miami, FL so that would be a good place to go if nearby. I'm due to visit there soon 👍

[@joshperot]

@@DavidAvellan that’s awesome yeah I live in the north east but if I ever go down there I will look him up

[@vincechanhealthy6373]

this looks way easier to pull off than a regular flower sweep

[@DavidAvellan]

If you get the wrist trapped, then it works really well, and you will have a strong lounge position

[@rickykeppell]

Very cool thank you. Was that roxanne modafferi lurking in the background?

[@DavidAvellan]

Yes it is 👍

[@cg7509]

And Misha!

[@paulzenchuk7807]

Wow!!!!!!!

[@bwkid1]

Isn't that the wrong grip for the reverse kimura? Your gripping hand (left hand in this case) should be palm up. That is the way I have always done it. That way you do uppercut motion to put the kimura lock on. You get more movement with palm up.

[@DavidAvellan]

If you were using the reverse Kimura to submit, then I would agree that the upward facing palm is better. In this case though, I'm using it to control and ultimately sweep. You also notice I'm using one hand to control the grip, so upward Palm would be an easy escape as he could just rip up. With a downward Palm, his wrist is trapped between my hand and my hips, so I get to use the free hand to hit the flower sweep.

[@ChokeArtist411]

Using that leg to swing is almost like a pendulum 🤔

[@DavidAvellan]

Yes sir