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Knee Stop Breakdown vs Turtle, Using the Kimura Lock to Attack an Armbar or Kimura — Part 3/3
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After attacking the knee stop breakdown and landing in side control, Braulio teaches how to establish the near side kimura control when his opponent doesn't attempt to re-turtle. With this control, he shows how you can attack an armbar or transition to north south and attack a kimura.

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Setup_Knee Stop Breakdown vs Turtle Guard:
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Turtle(Top) to Side Control via Knee Stop Breakdown:
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Kimura Trap from North South:
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North South to Arm Lock Control via Kimura Trap:
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Near Side Kimura Trap from Cross Side Control:
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Cross Side Control to Near Side Armbar via Kimura Trap:
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