North - South Kimura (Gi and No-Gi)

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Type: Tutorials
Language: English
Total Size: 1.8 GB
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Last checked: Aug. 7th '26
Date uploaded: Aug. 7th '26
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North/South Kimura (Gi & No-Gi) https://WebToolTip.com Lachlan Giles | Duration: 1:57 h | Video: H264 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 48 kHz 2ch | 1,82 GB | Language: English The kimura from north/south is a reliable finish from one of the most stable positions in jiu jitsu. This course covers in detail how to set up the kimura grip, isolate the arm, apply the finish, and deal with common issues you will encounter along the way. The kimura finish is favorable against opponents of similar weight, While

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North/South Kimura (Gi & No-Gi)

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Lachlan Giles | Duration: 1:57 h | Video: H264 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 48 kHz 2ch | 1,82 GB | Language: English

The kimura from north/south is a reliable finish from one of the most stable positions in jiu jitsu. This course covers in detail how to set up the kimura grip, isolate the arm, apply the finish, and deal with common issues you will encounter along the way. The kimura finish is favorable against opponents of similar weight, While the smaller grappler may prefer follow up options covered in this course, which include using the kimura grip to attack the armbar, back-take, reverse triangle, and Tarikoplata.