Mikey Musumeci is the most accomplished American BJJ black belt in history, with four IBJJF world championships at black belt (and counting).
He has a systematic approach for a successful open guard where he can control and overwhelm much bigger opponents.
Setting up a kimura from the guard can be very difficult but Mikey has a very interesting set up from the De la Riva Berimbolo.
Depending heavily on the kimura lock setup, this technique can be used for various reasons ranging from submissions to sweeps.
For someone who favors bottom guard and has the flexibility to utilize this setup, this can be the perfect fit for your grappling game.
The kimura trap can be used for all sorts of purposes, but today we’ll take a closer look as to how you can use it in order to setup the De La Riva Kimura!
Master The Basic Concepts And Systematic Approaches To The De La Riva Guard With The Only American Multiple-Time Black Belt World Champion Mikey Musumeci.
- Study All The Important Details For The Mechanics And De La Riva Basics From Multiple-Time Black Belt World Champion Mikey Musumeci.
- Learn The Two Basic Gripping Families That Will Create Your System For The De La Riva Guard.
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