Standing Kimura for street fighting?

[Grapplingwizard**]

As a young teenager fighting I loved using the standing kimura in a good ol' neighborhood scrap. Would this be wise to use in self defense when the opponent is trying to kill you? I'm thinking about going back to training them for street fighting purposes.

 

[SuperSuperRambo]

There's no way you're not a troll account.

 

[RJ Green]

Why not berimbolo? Or rubber guard?

 

[Tankeray]

There's no way you're not a troll account.

Yep 100% confirmed troll.

 

[KJGould]

Somewhere a kitten died.

 

[Im so Moldy]

Rolling kneebar is the only way to go in a street fight.

 

[deadlizard]

Rolling kneebar is the only way to go in a street fight.

I thought heel hooks were?

 

[Im so Moldy]

I thought heel hooks were?

I thought they were against the rules.

 

[AnarchyCamp]

I thought they were against the rules.

No. Only neck cranks.

 

[Wanderlei Industries]

Rolling kneebar is the only way to go in a street fight.

Second only to the greatest BJJ street fighting tactic known to man woman and child....pulling spider guard.

 

[clumseygenius]

Toe-hold

 

[goatfury]

Sakuraba actually perfected them fighting Helio Gracie in the mean streets of Brazil. Standing Kimuras FTW.

 

[Alex88]

Ts , you're an idiot. The safest sub in the street is the flying armbar.

 

[sgtlunajuice]

i think any on this list is good

 

[goatfury]

Ts , you're an idiot. The safest sub in the street is the flying armbar.

Come on, quit trolling.

May as well let him in on the flying reverse omoplata fundamentals.

 

[Kozbot]

is ripping someone's arm out its socket effective self defense? DURR I DUNNO

 

[jboles773]

Rolling kneebar is the only way to go in a street fight.

I see your kneebar and raise you a flying scissor heel hook. I used it once on these three thugs that were following me home from the bar. Then the biggest of them gave me his keys and said "my wife is in my car; you deserve them both more than I do."

I don't know if that answers TS's question though.

 

[Edgar Allan Hoe]

If you are confident of completing a standing kimura in a wide open area then you should have already pile-drived them and walked away.