The Kimura Lock and Submission in Jiu-Jitsu is one of the most powerful grips and Jiu-Jitsu Control principles that works in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Competitions, MMA Fights or Reality-Based Self Defense.

In this TRITAC-Jitsu Ground Flow – Matt Bryers and Sean Jugler show how to use the Kimura Lock to get the Kimura Submission, the Kimura BJJ Sweep or Hip Bump Jiu-Jitsu Sweep.

From the kimura sweep, you will learn how to transfer from the jiu-jitsu mount position into the knee on belly position. From here learn how to attack the Kimura Lock submission from knee on belly when your opponent pushes on your knee.

After the Knee on Belly Kimura Submission, you will reset and get the kimura submission from side control.

Finally, the person on the bottom will use the Kimura Grip and Submission to Escape Side Control.

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If you like the Kimura Lock, check out the Kimura Trap System by David Avellan here:
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Learn the combat jiu-jitsu throws Ogoshi and Kesa Nage. The Jiu-Jitsu lesson taught by Matt Bryers starts off with grappling and pummeling to get body lock control and underhook control.

From there Matt shows how to use the Jiu-Jitsu Throw Kesa Nage from the grappling clinch and underhook control position.

You will also learn how to finish with standing armlock submission or wing lock submission.

Learning how to drill and “flow” through combat are essential fighting skills for real self-defense. Jiu-Jitsu students need to learn the basic jiu-jitsu movements, such as pummeling, and then learn how to setup ju-jitsu throws and takedowns.

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Develop a BJJ “Combat Guard” with the first ground flow series in TRITAC-Jitsu: Scissor Guard Sweep Series.

Whether you’re learning Jiu-Jitsu for Self-Defense or BJJ for competition or just to train jiu-jitsu; you need to develop a good Jiu-Jitsu Guard.

In TRITAC-Jitsu, our focus in Combat Jiu-Jitsu. Our Jiu-Jitsu techniques need to work regardless if I am in a jiu-jitsu for self-defense situation, or I am just BJJ training, rolling or competing.

We call this our Jiu-Jitsu Combat Guard. BJJ is known for the ability to fight off your back and use the guard to sweep and submit your opponent.

In this TRITAC-Jitsu Jiu-Jitsu Combat Guard Video; you will learn:

00:00 – Introduction to the Combat BJJ Guard Scissor Sweeps by Matt Bryers from TRITAC-Jitsu
00:31 – BJJ Combat Guard vs BJJ Sport Guard
00:49 – Why learn the basic jiu-jitsu guard for self-defense and sport
01:01 – How to fight and defend in BJJ guard when you have no grips
01:36 – Fighting Stance of the Jiu-Jitsu Combat Guard, defensive position
02:01 – How to get to the scissor guard position and grip control
02:45 – Grips and controls when in the BJJ scissor guard
03:05 – Self-Defense strikes and applications in the BJJ Guard
03:50 – How to do the BJJ scissor sweep from scissor guard
04:35 – How to sweep and defend from guard when your opponent has a strong base
05:05 – The knee push sweep from the BJJ combat guard
06:05 – How to sweep and defend when your opponent starts standing in guard
06:30 – Elavator sweep from the scissor guard
07:30 – Importance of learning the elevator sweep for hip switch and learning to hooks in the BJJ guard
08:25 – Learning to use hooks in guard
08:45 – Another option to sweep your opponent or get out of the guard
09:30 – Use your legs and body to move your opponent in scissor guard
10:04 – Review of the sweeps from the BJJ Combat Guard / Scissor Guard position

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The rear-choke is one on the worst situations you can be from a self-defense perspective and when training Jiu-Jitsu.

There are many techniques to escape the rear choke, but these are our favorite Jiu-Jitsu techniques to escape a choke, and finish with a throw, takedown, control or submission.

4 Jiu-Jitsu Techniques to Escape Choke:

1.) Ippon Seo Nage – a very common judo / jujitsu throw to drive your opponent into the ground. In this self-defense version of the ippon seo nage, we’ll use a Combat Jiu-Jitsu stance to drop your opponent.

2.) Osoto Gari – Another very common Judo or Ju-Jitsu leg-trip throw. In this version of the Osoto Gari Rear Choke Self-Defense, we’ll use your opponents “action” to step behind him and trip him with the Osoto Gari Takedown

3.) Judo Lock – The judo lock escape is one of the best self defense moves when your opponent has their arms around your neck and is choking you. It is a simple movement that easily gives you jiu-jitsu control over your opponent.

4.) Yoko Wakare – this Ju-Jitsu throw is also a side fall and sacrifice throw that uses gravity to throw your opponent over your shoulder. It is very effective, and quick self-defense takedown.

You will also learn a jiu-jitsu training drill to put all of these self-defense Jiu-Jitsu techniques together.

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