Position · Closed Guard
He holds your wrist with one hand and has his other arm over your arm, grabbing his own wrist — a figure-four — and starts turning your hand toward your back. Grab your own hand, belt or pants to lock the arm, keep the elbow tight to your ribs and your wrist close to your body. If the hands are still joined, turn toward him and drive the elbow back to the mat for the Kimura Defense, or roll with the rotation when the shoulder is bent too far. His goals are to pry your grip free, step over your head and turn the shoulder. Do not let the elbow drift away from your body: once the arm is behind your back, tap.
Partner sets a slow kimura, you grip and turn in, 8 each side.
Tap early: shoulder locks give little warning.
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