Kimura from standing. Throw over the head throw with reverse key lock grip\ sambo academy
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Kimura from standing, silent video. AKA over the head throw with reverse key lock grip.
Throw with kimura grip.
This video is silent, but I clearly point out common mistakes. In Sambo it’s used as a counter for leg attacks. The beauty of the throw is that it leads straight to kimura submission.
In the end I ask you if you like the format and whether it’s not useful.
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Sambo is a versatile sport because it has large amount of techniques in standing position as well as on the ground. Why can't you throw an opponent who's equal or stronger opponent? There are two main reasons. First - you're setting up and doing the throw wrong, and the second you're predictable and everyone knows your moves. In both cases your technique is flawed and something has to be changed. All progressive MMA fighters are incorporating sambo submissions. It's easily explainable due to limited time on the ground ( 2-5 seconds to catch and another minute to complete ). Sambists research the fastest and most effective ways to finish for years. Why does everyone want to finish fast? It's an opportunity to finish in style and preserve your energy. I know the taste of quick finishes like no other. 25 years in sambo, 13 World Championships in which i earned 2 golds, 4 silvers, 1 bronze and most importantly 90% of my victories happened before regulation time expired. I spent 20000 hours
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zi That is the way should be . I agree with you
Excellent!
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“A picture is worth a 1000 words”
Surprisingly effect teaching method 👍🏽
Excellent way to overcome any language barrier. Very well put together. A+
Best Double Wrist Lock video I've seen for a long time. Explained so many fine details without even a single word. And all this in less than 5 minutes!
53 year old Gracie Jiu Jitsu white belt, you Have earned my sub, sir. Thank you for your content.
Dont think you know how much i appreciate your videos, thank you so much brother favorite combat channel on youtube.
Agreed 100%
Same for me as well
John Wick? I saw Ms. Perkins throw a kimura on you from a standing position. Lol!
Very nice explanation without saying a word
Great execution & instruction, especially with the grey (wrong) & colour (right). Thank you for sharing 🙏🏾🇨🇦
Иван! Классный формат!!!!
This is one of the best channels for sambo! Thank you
Our pleasure!
i love the new format. thank you for the video !
Beautiful, and perfectly conveyed. Thank you man.
The best instructor!!
Outstanding tutorial, as always! Will definitely incorporate into my kimura game as it is one of my favourite submissions. Look forward to your next video. One of the best combat training channels on YT
БОЛЬШОЕ СПАСИБО, прием с пантомимой бесподобен, зато понятен для любого на планете
Amazing instructor and amazing videos! Keep up the good work!
Excelente 100%
Excelente vídeo usando comunicação mímica compreensível por qualquer ser humano! Linguagem realmente universal. Nota 1000! Obrigado pelo vídeo!
I love your videos Ivan, your work is excellent !
The silent method is incredible. Increíble este método de enseñar de manera silenciosa
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Best Kimura Nagi throw!
Thanks!
IVAN VASYLCHUK
You are the best
Great detail, thank you! And cool presentation style.
Masterful as always. I love feeling more lethal against my enemies, thus letting me protect my loved ones. Thank you master.
Do you train? Because watching and doing are completely different, as I have learned. My first experience with this is after 1 year of TH-cam training.... I decided to enter an amateur mma fight, and I got pummeled. I was Ko’d so hard that I was put in a medically Induced coma for 3 days to relieve the brain swelling.
@@alanthesalamander2327 I train yes. But sadly, I dont have a partner to train my grappling. So i do what i can. I'm also aware of the dangers of solo training. MMA fights are different with self defense. For one, the fighters have years ofntraijing and experience than what solo can provide. As long I can beat the common Joe and any bad guy who wants to hurt my loved ones, that's enough. After all, mma and street fighting are completely different. Sounds stupid but its true.
TheLuconic I was introduced to Scientology by a cousin of mine, a few months ago. This by far was the key I needed to unlock my fighting potential. After I found true truest truth, I learned what the body is capable of. In my BJJ comp debut, I suffered a torn ACL from not tapping to a knee bar. Later in the round I suffered a dislocated shoulder, and broken pinky finger. The pain was not in my mind. I was able to seek the result by visualizing it, and I was able to submit the guy in a nasty Darce Choke with under a minute left. The key is within you, young grasshopper.
@@alanthesalamander2327 I can see you are wise. A kot i can learn from. Senpai.
@@TheLuconic Lool weirdo ass goof
No words needed! Thank you.
The best way to make a kimura 🔥
Excellent! I've used that lock in a standing straight up position in order to immobilize an arm with a gun and an arm with a knife. I was standing in line at a small store (RiteAid) and the guy next to me, in front of the line, pulled a gun on the cashier with his right hand. I stepped in front of him, grabbed his wrist with my left hand and slid my right arm over his gun arm, then under the arm and grabbed my left wrist. My back was to him, literally my back to his chest. I pushed his wrist to the counter dislodging the gun, spun clockwise and dropped onto my back which pushed his face into the floor. This took all of 5 seconds. Knives are a lot easier. Once they get knocked out of the hand, I let go and roundhouse them in the head. Fast as lightning, tough as a box of rocks.
thanks brother!
Like the format, maybe you could alternate silent video for simple simple techniques were you highlight the key points. And narrated one for more complicated
Ones thank you for your work really appreciate your videos
Thanks
Awesome technique from new Zealand 👏👏👏👏👍🏻
Классный формат. Шикарно придумал!
Awesome! Thank you very much!
Excellent.
Хорошо что пытаются популяризировать самбо вне стран СНГ, молодцы! 👏👏👏
Great Detail. 1-2-3 Step To Finish ☝🏼
such a smart way of doing an instructional. thank you
thanks for the video im from venezuelan grappler. very good explication
Not a single second spoken but every word was heard, nice
Even me, who don't practice JJ and can't understand english well, could learn it!! Thank you so much!!!
Why the fuck is this so educational without a single word? Excellent video
dam! now thats easy to learn without words! Thank You! and it works against almost anyone bigger than you are! I have been using this in class!
Better than lots of words. Perfect.
Thank you very much!
Position before submition and beautiful execution.
I loved this vídeo, it was easy to follow.
Nice!!!
One of the best if not the best
Thx for this! :) Its great!
Genial.....un saludo desde mexico
Great instruction. I always consider how techniques apply in street fights. If one were to use this move in street combat, you would basically have to break the other combatant's arm. If he tapped and you actually let go, he would use the opportunity to attack.
Pretty Good...
Génial ce format! Merci
Nice explanation, and such a beautiful roll back.
Thanks man
My pleasure!
You are amazing thank you. I get alot of standing kimuras but never know what to do afterwards. This is a great video and now i have something to practice!!
Glad it was helpful!
@@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera Hey Ivan, one quick question. Any advice on how i can practice this with a partner without injuring their shoulders? I find most of my partners aren't very flexible and I'm concerned i could accidently injure them practicing this technique?
Really awesome dos and do nots. Loved the music. Best video i’ve seen on this technique
Great to hear!
Excellent explanations!
Thanks...
Thanks for the details
Awesome instructional. Right to the point. Pure technique. 👍
Excellent videos with great explanations! Just subbed!
I love this no talking shit for 20min for a 5min Technique 👍
Thanks for the video
MAXIMUM RESPECT
DUDE! This format is awesome just subscribed thanks!
Enjoyed this great technique 👌
Ex athlete. Video is very good. Thank you. But I prefer non silent videos. But silent videos are also good. Please have more videos!
Thank you, we will take into account!
Ivan, very good indeed!
It's easy on the eyes, as the saying goes a picture is worth a thousand words, in your case a moving picture is worth a thousand pictures. Keep the format going.
Great Technique, Thanks
Excelente video
Absolutely amazing and detailed videos. Thank you
Excelente !
Ensina muitíssima bem, com perfeição total.
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Иван, без слов даже понятнее ))))
Now these guys are speaking my language 👍
Amazing , very good . thank you , from Chile 👍
Exelente kimura mi profe🤜💪saludos desde cali colombia
Nice bro!!!
Thanks for the vid dude
Excellent!! Thank you
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It's my first time that I watch your videos, without words, you win my subscription...👍👍
Отлично все понятно и без полу часовых объяснений👏
GREAT INSTRUCTION!!!!
MUCH RESPECT!!
Thank you.
Коротко и ясно!
From now on, every time I mess up a move, I'm going to see you doing the thumbs down in black and white.
Great chanell indeed...
Gracias por enseñar saludos desde argentina
Very good technique for any time Jjjj use as offense or take down defence I like that
thanks
Master
Good, really good.
CHIDOTE... pura técnica, además de fuerza y potencia correcta.
I think we call this ude garami. It can also be done from the front, as a counter to a lingering straight punch, for instance. But you figure 4 the punching arm and throw them backward, in that case.
Forgot to say, "Don't run into their elbow!!" ;-)
These are fantastic videos..a lot of variations I have learned in another art but not as tight and as subtle. This puts it into a more useful context. Great channel, I'm subscribed!
Хороший тренер
Nice video
Awesome move
I like the 👍 heheh educational video. Good job
Very good. Goat