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No Gi BJJ Kimura System by Troy Manning reviews

No Gi BJJ Kimura System by Troy Manning has 4 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 5.0 out of 5. 100% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from November 12, 2020 to August 5, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.

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The reviews

• Short but packed

  Short instructional, but only because Troy does not waste any time with needles talking. It's packed with good techniques and worth the price.

  John J.August 5, 2026BelgiumVerified buyer10-12 yrs training

• Great instructional video

  This instructional has been helpful in getting more submissions during BJJ training. After watching i was able to improve my Kimura technique. Easy to follow, clear and precise. highly recommend.

  Seth M.March 25, 2023AUVerified buyer

• Kimura techniques - Straight to the point

  Volume 1 (14 minutes long) has 14 chapters and covers kimura techniques with some variants and includes the kimura sweep and a counter to the kimura sweep. The positions covered include closed guard bottom, half guard bottom, side control bottom, side control top and north-south top. Volume 2 (25 minutes long) covers a total of 24 chapters and covers material including techniques to counter the opponent when they attempt to defend the kimura; defending the standing back control using the kimura; countering the single leg and the double leg takedowns using the kimura; submissions from the kimura lockdown position; and escaping the kimura and countering with your own submissions. The positions covered include north-south top, from standing, turtle top, half guard bottom, side control bottom, north-south bottom and closed guard top. Sound and picture quality are reasonable (see the previews to form your own opinion) . For some unknown reason the instructional is filmed in monochrome. It doesn’t significantly detract from the presentation, but colour is always welcome. There is some background noise from the gym and the street, but it is never intrusive. The camera work is stable, but basic. In volume one techniques are filmed predominately from one angle. The instructions provided for each technique are clear and direct. Mostly the techniques are repeated several times. Troy generally shows options / variations for techniques. The total time of the instructional is 39 minutes, but there is so much information and techniques included, so don’t be put off, if you think the instructional is too short. In my opinion the price is keen and this instructional is a worthwhile addition to your library, if you wish to improve your knowledge of the kimura and its use (i.e. both the opportunities and the threats). This recommendation applies to both Gi and No-Gi players.

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  Peter H.January 6, 2021AUVerified buyer

• Easy and clear

  Mostly I prefer to use closed guard or side control. To my mind Kimura is the best and the easiest way to win from one of these positions. I'm fully satisfied with the way Troy explains the technics. Easy and clear! Greetings from Russia. P.S.: Hope they got *** after the training.

  DmitriyNovember 12, 2020RUVerified buyer

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