Attack The Arm With Effective, Aggressive Control Using This Combat-Ready Daisy Fresh Kimura System From Black Belt Instructor & Elite Competitor Andrew Wiltse

Use this twisting shoulder lock to start attacking for submission or upgrading position with systematic, step-by-step kimura

Lock things up, create submission pressure, and see how leverage makes the kimura powerful at all levels of Brazilian jiu-jitsu

See how to use the kimura to set up sweeps, passes, and more, with some of Andrew’s favorite competition entries

The kimura lock is one of the most powerful and versatile holds in all of submission grappling, and now you can learn this incredibly effective kimura series from Daisy Fresh black belt Andrew Wiltse! With detailed instruction and lessons that grapplers of all levels can use, Andrew takes you step-by-step through his system.

Andrew Wiltse has exploded onto the no-gi scene as the leader of the Daisy Fresh competition team, and wins at the elite level of submission grappling. Now, you can learn how he attacks with this submission series that he is using commonly as he fights the best.

Enter into kimura from top or bottom as you use this versatile arm lock to start threatening submissions or positional offense. Andrew shows you how he uses the kimura to blow past his opponent’s defenses and get the submission, with details and lessons that can upgrade your kimura and let you start using it against better opposition.

Get lessons on how to use the kimura to attack the guard, to set up armbars, and more with instruction on all of Andrew’s most common setups and troubleshooting. With this series, you’ll be able to start getting to submissions with more speed and power, thanks to Andrew’s helpful teaching.

SO, WHAT EXACTLY DO YOU GET?

PART 1

INTRODUCTION

OVERVIEW

UNDERHOOK PRESSURE

FREE THE LEG PRY BAR

PRY BAR ARMBAR/TRIANGLE

KIMURA

FREEING THE KIMURA

CATCHING THE ROLL

PART 2

KIMURA SWEEP

INVERTING TRANSITION

ENTRY AT OPEN GUARD

ROLLING ARMBAR

HOOKING FAR SHOULDER

TOP SIDE CONTROL

OUTRO