วีดีโอ

Real JuJutsu looks like Aikido. Judo was revolutionary when it came out and deserves to be regarded as a different martial art. Not so much for BJJ. It is basically Kosen Judo. Just search for Ko-Ryu JuJutsu 古流柔術 (literally: old-school-JuJutsu in Japanese) and see what real historical JuJutsu looks like. BJJ has nothing to do with that JuJutsu.

Yes he is a BJJ world champion and >20 year old younger than Imanari.

jack hermansson

brother its easier to leg lock in mma

@@korvmedmos979 leg locks has highrisk in MMa leave to expose for punches in face... Ask Tonon lol

I dont think Imanari is the kind of guy that would want to risk going into mma, doesn't seem like his personality fits.

@@breakingbadest9772 he use to fight mma

There is a pressure from leg, shin to our opponent's neck but we cannot see because of angle. We lock our hands so that he does not escape

He’s finished at least two fights, that I remember, with it.

Yup. He's finished a few guys with an Imanari roll into a heelhook or footlock

As someone who used to live in Japan as a foreigner, I'm going to guess it's because they never think that foreigners can grasp Japanese so of course they'll call the positions as we call them. If anything, he knows he's doing this video for a foreign audience so he's trying to do us a favor.

@@jamestk656 The actual reason is that for the last 20 years these positions were called honey hole, 411, inside heel hook, reverse heel hook, 50/50, Sambo leg knot, reap, game over, ultimate game over and so on. The names he uses are the same names we all learned when we started grappling back then. I've also lived/trained in Asia for over a decade and I've been doing bjj since 98. So I've seen every possible trend and name change at this point.

@@King-jq5vt Well then it sounds like people call them what they want to call them so why shit on Danaher for doing the same.

@@jamestk656 because it makes it difficult to follow what he's talking about. Like all the sudden he's taking about inside senkaku. Or calling an arm bar juji gatame. Lol. Obviously this makes it difficult to know wtf he's taking about for absolutely no reason. And it's particularly annoying when you've been doing jiu-jitsu 20 years and you don't know the basic terms for things when he's speaking. If I suddenly started calling knee bars, "skateboards" I'm pretty sure you'd be like..."The hell is he taking about... That's a knee bar."

I always done the Shocker a little differently..

Yep but different entry. Not from the DLR.

Not gonna lie his grappling is on another level