Kesa Gatame: YouTube Videos & Paid Courses
Explore Kesa Gatame YouTube technique videos and paid instructional courses sold by BJJ Fanatics, grouped by instructor.
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Kesa Gatame — Jeremy Arel 4
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Kesa Gatame Arm trap to Triangle
The video by Jeremy Arel demonstrates a technique transitioning from Kesa Gatame to a triangle choke. It covers trapping the opponent's arm using an Americana or key lock, and introduces a variation of a guillotine that can be effective but potentially uncomfortable. Arel explains how to manage space under the opponent's head to facilitate the transition to a triangle, emphasizing the importance of hand placement and control.
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Kesa Gatame to Guillotine Choke
The video by Jeremy Arel demonstrates how to transition from the kesa gatame position to a guillotine choke. Arel emphasizes the importance of managing space to secure the choke effectively, rolling away from the opponent's hips to minimize their bridging power. He explains various methods to trap the opponent's arm and create openings for the choke, including using hip movement and positioning the knee to keep the opponent
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Reverse Kesa Arm Wrench
The video demonstrates the Reverse Kesa Arm Wrench technique by Jeremy Arel, focusing on how to trap an opponent's arm and apply a shoulder lock. Arel explains the steps involved, including maintaining grip, positioning legs, and using an S grip to control the opponent. He emphasizes the importance of keeping the wrist under the elbow and pushing forward with the hips to secure the hold, while also acknowledging
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Reverse Kesa Arm Wrench to Back
In the video, Jeremy Arel demonstrates the Reverse Kesa Arm Wrench to Back technique in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He emphasizes the importance of building positional confidence and explains how to effectively transition to mount while managing the opponent's movements. Arel advises controlling the opponent's arm and using body pressure to create openings for a successful back take. He highlights the need for careful execution to avoid injury and
Kesa Gatame — Henry Akins 3
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Escaping the Scarf Hold even when your opponent is BIG!
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How To Not Get Punched From Scarf Hold/Kesu-Gatame - Henry Akins BJJ
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Kesa Gatame — Peter Mettler 3
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Kesa Gatame — Stephan Kesting 3
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High Percentage Submission Attacks from Kesa Gatame
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How to Escape Kesa Gatame and the Headlock
In this video, Stephan Kesting demonstrates how to escape Kesa Gatame and headlocks, addressing common challenges faced by practitioners, especially in grappling and MMA. He emphasizes the importance of understanding headlock escapes, particularly for those who may be unfamiliar with these techniques. Kesting outlines a reliable escape method where the person in the headlock uses their free arm to create leverage, turn onto their knees
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Kesa Gatame for BJJ - Control, Armlocks, Leglocks, and Chokes
Kesa Gatame — The Grappling Academy 3
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Kesa Gatame Escape - The Basics
The video "Kesa Gatame Escape - The Basics" by The Grappling Academy demonstrates techniques for escaping a headlock control position (kesa gatame). The instructor explains the importance of positioning and pressure management, emphasizing the need to raise the trapped arm and turn towards the opponent to free the elbow. The video outlines two main escape methods: first, trying to pull the elbow out and get a
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Kesa Gatame Into Head And Arm Choke!
The video demonstrates the Kesa Gatame position transitioning into a head and arm choke, emphasizing its effectiveness and importance in grappling. The instructor shares a personal anecdote about its use in high-level competition and warns against careless escapes from the position. He provides detailed instructions on executing the technique and preventing it when on the bottom, highlighting the need for proper leverage and positioning to avoid being caught in the choke
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The Awesome Kesa Gatame!
Kesa Gatame — Amy Campo 2
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Kesa Gatame — Ante Dzolic 2
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Kesa Gatame — Gordon Ryan 2
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ESCAPING KESA GATAME by Gordon Ryan
Gordon Ryan demonstrates how to escape the Kesa Gatame position by keeping his shoulders flat, using chin pressure to create leverage, and employing a pendulum motion to off-balance his partner, ultimately transitioning to a side guard for a potential win.
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GREAT TIP TO HELP ESCAPE KESA GATAME - Gordon Ryan
Kesa Gatame — Jordan Teaches Jiujitsu 2
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Kesa Gatame — Matt D'Aquino 2
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Kesa gatame - in depth instruction by Matt D’Aquino
Matt D'Aquino provides an in-depth instructional video on the kesa gatame (scarf hold) position in grappling. He emphasizes the importance of proper body positioning, weight distribution, and common mistakes to avoid. Key points include keeping the foot down to prevent escapes, applying pressure on the opponent's weaker ribs instead of the sternum, and avoiding excessive pulling on the opponent's head,
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Kesa Gatame Cauliflower Escape by Matt D'Aquino
The video "Kesa Gatame Cauliflower Escape" by Matt D'Aquino demonstrates an escape technique from a tight hold in grappling. The instructor explains how to bridge to make the opponent post their hand, allowing the escape of the trapped arm. By pivoting and using a gable grip, the practitioner can then take the opponent's back. Key points include the importance of bridging to create
Kesa Gatame — Professor Tom 2
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How To Escape The Reverse Kesa Gatame!
Coach Tom demonstrates how to escape the reverse Kesa Gatame position, a challenging pin in grappling. He emphasizes keeping elbows close and using the right knee to prevent the opponent from transitioning to mount. The escape involves using the left hand to create leverage, bridging off the left foot to roll, and aiming to secure half guard as the opponent attempts to regain balance. The technique focuses on challenging the opponent
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The Kesa Gatame Kill System
Professor Tom demonstrates the Kesa Gatame kill system with student Jonathan, explaining its significance in Jiu Jitsu. The Kesa Gatame is a positional pin that controls one head and one arm, making it difficult for the opponent to escape. Tom emphasizes the importance of maintaining good posture and positioning to prevent the opponent from rolling out or escaping. He discusses the strategic use of underhooks and how they