Damien Anderson – The Complete Guide – Kimura from Everywhere

Question and Answer

What is Single Leg?

Single Leg is Defend from Knees(6:08).

How does Single Leg Defend?

Defend Single Leg from Knees(6:08)

What is Rear Body Lock-Yoko Sumi Gaeshi(4:40)?

Rear Body Lock-Yoko Sumi Gaeshi(4:40) is Defending.

How does Rear Body Lock-Yoko Sumi Gaeshi(4:40) Defending?

Defending Rear Body Lock-Yoko Sumi Gaeshi(4:40)

What is Rear Body Lock- Single Leg Switch(5:13)?

Rear Body Lock- Single Leg Switch(5:13) is Defending.

How does Rear Body Lock- Single Leg Switch(5:13) Defending?

Defending Rear Body Lock- Single Leg Switch(5:13)

What is Rear Body Lock- Granby vid(4:18) Part 3- Kimura?

Rear Body Lock- Granby vid(4:18) Part 3- Kimura is Defending from Closed Guard Kimura from Closed Guard- Hip Bump(5:10).

How does Rear Body Lock- Granby vid(4:18) Part 3- Kimura Defending?

Defending Rear Body Lock- Granby vid(4:18) Part 3- Kimura from Closed Guard Kimura from Closed Guard- Hip Bump(5:10)

What is Kimura Far side(5:43)?

Kimura Far side(5:43) is Rolling.

How does Kimura Far side(5:43) Rolling?

Rolling Kimura Far side(5:43)

What is Kimura Near Arm(5:05)?

Kimura Near Arm(5:05) is Rolling.

How does Kimura Near Arm(5:05) Rolling?

Rolling Kimura Near Arm(5:05)

What is Cross Frame (Knee Sheild)(2:57)?

Cross Frame (Knee Sheild)(2:57) is Defeating.

How does Cross Frame (Knee Sheild)(2:57) Defeating?

Defeating Cross Frame (Knee Sheild)(2:57)

What is Cross Frame (Reverse De La Riva)(4:26) Part 5- Kimura?

Cross Frame (Reverse De La Riva)(4:26) Part 5- Kimura is Defeating from Side Control Gaining the Underhook and Kimura(5:30).

How does Cross Frame (Reverse De La Riva)(4:26) Part 5- Kimura Defeating?

Defeating Cross Frame (Reverse De La Riva)(4:26) Part 5- Kimura from Side Control Gaining the Underhook and Kimura(5:30)

What is both sides?

both sides is Attacking from North South(4:19) Part 7- Introduction to Problems with Kimuras Main Problems Faced when Attacking Kimuras(4:11) Part 8- Attacking the T-Kimura Finishing the Standard Kimura(10:08).

How does both sides Attacking?

Attacking both sides from North South(4:19) Part 7- Introduction to Problems with Kimuras Main Problems Faced when Attacking Kimuras(4:11) Part 8- Attacking the T-Kimura Finishing the Standard Kimura(10:08)

What is the One-Handed Kimura(8:35)?

the One-Handed Kimura(8:35) is Finishing.

How does the One-Handed Kimura(8:35) Finishing?

Finishing the One-Handed Kimura(8:35)

What is the Yoko Sankaku(9:45)?

the Yoko Sankaku(9:45) is Finishing.

How does the Yoko Sankaku(9:45) Finishing?

Finishing the Yoko Sankaku(9:45)

What is the back?

the back is Taking from T-Kimura(5:20).

How does the back Taking?

Taking the back from T-Kimura(5:20)

What is Crucifix?

Crucifix is Using as a means to take the Back(5:36).

How does Crucifix Using?

Using Crucifix as a means to take the Back(5:36)

What is Top Position?

Top Position is Gaining from T-Kimura(4:59) Part- 9 Attacking Dorsal Kimura Using the Knee Wedge to Separate Locked Hands(6:09).

How does Top Position Gaining?

Gaining Top Position from T-Kimura(4:59) Part- 9 Attacking Dorsal Kimura Using the Knee Wedge to Separate Locked Hands(6:09)

What is Yoko Sankaku?

Yoko Sankaku is Attacking from Dorsal (Armpit Exposure)(2:25).

How does Yoko Sankaku Attacking?

Attacking Yoko Sankaku from Dorsal (Armpit Exposure)(2:25)

What is the Tarikoplata/Legs Kimura(4:26)?

the Tarikoplata/Legs Kimura(4:26) is Attacking.

How does the Tarikoplata/Legs Kimura(4:26) Attacking?

Attacking the Tarikoplata/Legs Kimura(4:26)

What is the back?

the back is Attacking from Dorsal Kimura(3:31) Part 10- Using Kimuras as a Transitionary Tool Mechanics of Yoko Sumi Gaeshi(4:07).

How does the back Attacking?

Attacking the back from Dorsal Kimura(3:31) Part 10- Using Kimuras as a Transitionary Tool Mechanics of Yoko Sumi Gaeshi(4:07)

What is Armbar(3:51)?

Armbar(3:51) is Back to.

How does Armbar(3:51) Back?

Back to Armbar(3:51)

What is Control?

Control is Back to Armbar.

How does Control Back?

Back Control to Armbar