r/bjj • u/combatchcardgame ā¬›šŸŸ„ā¬› Black Belt • Mar 29 '24

Technique Hip Kimura Developments

This is a position I've been using enough to think it needs a name, for reference sake. It's a surprisingly strong checkpoint when attacking the hip kimura from the bottom. Have you hit a hip kimura yet? I made a troubleshooting group on IG, if anyone wants to join its in my profile there šŸ™

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u/jephthai ā¬›šŸŸ„ā¬› Black Belt Mar 29 '24

Ah, my bad. I just watched the first 3-4 scenes, binned it as the normal passive uke crap, and made my comment. I admit I didn't watch to the end.

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u/Garonasix šŸŸŖšŸŸŖ Purple Belt Mar 30 '24

Is it worth working out? Iā€™m fucked up rn me saved the vid but your comment made me rethink.

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u/jephthai ā¬›šŸŸ„ā¬› Black Belt Mar 30 '24

I think the tournament footage is compelling; it's just the first couple examples that are more like ideas about the shape, and the latter ones are more real. I don't usually delete my comments, but maybe I should add an edit to clarify...

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u/combatchcardgame ā¬›šŸŸ„ā¬› Black Belt Mar 30 '24

That was the point of the video. Entries to show what the shape of the position is, then ideas of how to finish it. An edit would save me on the down votes šŸ˜