3 Turtle Guard Rolling Escapes + Kimura Submission

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[@Sikalafo82]

As tall and lengthy white belt I'm more than 50% of my time in turtle recently, this is something I needed. Thank you

[@samuelemeryjiujitsu]

Nothing stupid about the first recovery back into guard. That is essential fundamentals. Good video Matt!

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks for your feedback!!!

[@franciscoramos7339]

That Kimura was beautiful!

[@jordanmungo1009]

That Kimura is awesome!

[@tritacacademy]

:) Kimuras are always awesome

[@andydufresne2818]

Good kimura arm capture variation.

[@tomsooty]

First videos I've watched of yours and I love it.

[@The-BJJ-Guy]

Good techniques and interesting variations! You have yourself another subscriber ;-)

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks man!!! Appreciate the sub! A lot more to come

[@MauroValerioti]

orgasmic XD. thanks. i really need all these movements for mi new tortoise position. you are big, bro.

[@tritacacademy]

Glad we’re able to satisfy your needs lol! Appreciate the awesome feedback

[@808BJJ_Black_Belt]

Awesome Kimura 🔥

[@tritacacademy]

Love them Kimuras!!!

[@elquetedicelaposta4992]

Master good video and techniques greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷

[@willwailes9298]

On the Peterson roll, doing a short sit out makes it stupid easy to reach the el elbow. Joel Bane has a video on it.

[@ggremlin]

Awesome, i love playing from turtle & options are always there. Great video. & where did you get that choke tee from? haha

[@mickyo9223]

I’d like to see more walk through on that Kimora at the end. Thanks. #whitebeltpowah

[@حامدعربی-د4ص]

خیلی خیلی عالی ❤❤❤

[@HappyFamilyMan2010]

Nice!

[@辻村大志-t2n]

excellent👍

[@thomortiz7403]

" he does stupid shit" that's funny great video

[@Nerd_Rage255]

KZbin algorithm help.

[@Jorbuv]

I would advise against sticking your arm out like in the first example. The Granby role doesn’t work very well. You should step your close foot up for the Peterson roll to keep them from running around your back.