Arm Triangle Counter: One Armed Kimura

In part 2 of our 100th Episode we share a counter to the Arm Triangle (the type that Brock Lesnar used to defeat Shane Carwin) we call the One Armed Kimura. Learn more from our official website at: www.DamageContr...

[@drseth00789]

i'm not sure threading the knee would be a good idea. maybe just cup it. marcelo has kinda popularized the crucifix from that position.

[@AmbicionEterna]

Cool! And even if the opponent escapes that "kimura", you still end up improving your position. Can't wait to try it, TY for sharing.

[@Eattrvlroll]

You guys always put out some quality vids. I watch you guys, Erik Paulson's vids, and various others when I'm at work. By the time I go to class, I can't wait to roll so I can try some of the techniques I've learned. Keep them coming!

[@JarJarAssault]

Im new to BJJ and i got arm triangled like 12 times today. I'm defo gonna try this. Thank you.

[@chrisprad8325]

Can you update us on what happened lol

[@dhollins]

so how'd it go lol

[@CombatProfessional]

Happy 100th and Thank you for so many wonderful vids. Another brilliant option when rolling.

[@BlacksaberYT]

Very slick !!! You gotta name that !!

[@megotvtec]

Can't believe i'm just barely heahearing about these videos!! been watching about 10 a day! you guys are awesome :)

[@TakingItToTheMMAT]

@Carnuss, there's a counter for that too (your opponent taking your back). We'll be putting it up shortly. It's taught by none other than legendary coach Billy Robinson. It's what the Judo players call Maki Komi Goshi except it's from the knees. Not saying your opponent can't take your back, but there's other options for that. Thanks for tuning in!

[@c86alfonso]

Very well explained, thanks.

[@robertgalloway3923]

ok you guys that is probably the best counter i have seen in quite a while!! bravo i certainly wouldnt put my hand in the knee but threatening the angle push to shift his weight with a knee push is good to go.

[@CombatProfessional]

AWESOME work.

[@anotherHangover]

Thanks a lot! Time to update the arsenal!

[@JerZkyd]

awesome, looks like a variant of a fujiwara armbar!

[@clark987878]

awsome technique! very efficient and could be a make it or break it option to take into consideration. keep up the vids!!

[@DManTony]

thats alot like the sit out and turn in wrestling looks nice in mma

[@LordNifty]

This is very neat, but what about arm triangles from mount? Carwin couldn't have turned out like that from Brock's mount, and by the time Brock was in side control, he had the lock pretty well set in.

[@beargrylls3]

that's freaking awesome!!! can you do this technique even if he doesn't roll you over from top position? like if he just goes for an arm -triangle when he's already established side control?

[@Ah4b]

Dont know if this technique works well but im sure you have to watch out. At 2:15 its a perfect setup for a crucifix roll for the guy on top! He just has to trap the arm between his legs and roll forward.

[@EricCortez11]

pretty slick, I like it...

[@TakingItToTheMMAT]

@piggypoo also, you could just use the outside knee tap or just try to get away with bumping him far enough to get your head out if the crucifix is of great concern.

[@TakingItToTheMMAT]

@beargrylls3, yes. Kiser goes for arm triangles from side cross all the time.

[@AshBox77]

Love this technique.....

[@63doughnut]

Coo - complicated ! Good , but complex , for me , at least !

[@DanielGonzalez-le4gm]

Here is the thing brother when you are attempting to reverse you show the back of your head therefore when you are threading the post hand should be on the back of your head at least that's what any good wrestler would do. Where the head goes thus the rest of the body. Such a amature move

[@comface]

That's one of the greaest reversals I've seen for.... anything. If I saw this happen in MMA I would shit in my pants.

[@Devoceantattoo]

Nice! There is never a fool proof technique. When doing this careful exposing your back.

[@maredes]

that was awesome!

[@cinimatics]

Great stuff!

[@vinomaniac]

Slick. The hardest part is getting to your knees mind you. What kind of drills do you suggest to allow that tight motion? Hip heists? Neck bridges? Inquiring minds would like to know. :)

[@minasz]

Yes this works I often use this but never saw it on youtube. I do it from when the challenger goes for a scarfhold but not have it yet. As soon he put his arm around me I do the move but i grab his arm while turning out on my back to my knees to get out. (not turning to my back like you in this video) . Than I have an armlock behind his back (flatten him out) or I climb on his back and choke him out from his back. Dude sorry for my english. Maybe you dont know what Im talking about.

[@TakingItToTheMMAT]

@piggypoo, yes he could. Every counter has a counter. Sometimes you can get away without having to off balance your opponent, and then you're golden. But if you have to off balance them, it's a definite possibility. But, if he's off balance and then you abort and bob and weave out, you've got him. It's a timing thing... with risks. But then, you've got to figure, you're out of position and getting clobbered anyway.

[@gripgamebjj]

Crucifix Is present big time,also if top guy keeps a good seat bet control,you grab his leg like that he just sits to his side takes your back with your arm trapped.so know you only have one arm to use to stop the RNC.

[@thestonedsailor6072]

Another fancy low percentage move.

[@ronzzo45]

1:48 can u say crucifix?

[@chrispiggott8386]

I agree. reaching inside the knee is a bad idea. The crucifix is right there and these days people are savy to it. not sure I would use the knee fake at all. good move going for the hammer lock that way. but be careful

[@chuckycol]

sick!

[@notoriousquinnb]

When you bob and weave your head out from underneath them, would it be a good option to use your head to pressure into their armpit/shoulder area rather than the ribs? The same principle used in a sit-out to back attack in that pressuring with your head into the armpit would collapse their base I would think, though it may take away the angle for the shoulder lock...not sure.

[@chuckycol]

@yeeCARLOS i think if you keep pushing he will have to step back or he will get swept. Its all about the timing, thats how i see it

[@cuzz63]

@skaterkidhma An omaplata is a Kimura with the legs, he isnt using his legs.

[@TakingItToTheMMAT]

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[@Dvalb]

@TakingItToTheMMAT doesn't the knee tap/grap protect against him moving to back control as well?

[@piggypoo]

mm.....could orange put on a cruxifix at the "pixie dust" part? just my 2 cents.

[@gripgamebjj]

Not saying its not useful,but be aware if you try this to upper belts like my self.

[@DanielGonzalez-le4gm]

Where is top guys cross face

[@TakingItToTheMMAT]

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[@DanielGonzalez-le4gm]

Im just saying this is a flawed move from a wrestling standpoint the reason why is the post hand of the orange guy can stop it because he is already stabilized and just use a cross face to stop him

[@GuildWarsMaude]

Too bad Carwin didn't watch this video

[@maredes]

@XxSeminolexX LOL seriously!

[@Allistar123]

@whole27 dude it easy to be undefeated fighting tomato cans and ex sam club employees hahahaaha.