Robson Mau-Mau Lima – The Kimura System

ROBSON “MAU-MAU” DE LIMA’S THE KIMURA SYSTEM 3 DVD SET

Do you employ the Kimura? Mau Mau Robson de Lima is maybe the finest Kimura user in the world. In Rio de Janeiro, he is a Masters world champion and a Black Belt under the famous Master Julio Cesar Periera.

What’s the deal with Kimura? Mau Mau is a GF Team Black Belt who is NOT OF GRACIE LINEAGE! Oswaldo Fadda, a footlock expert, learnt Jiu Jitsu not from the Gracies, but from Luiz Franca, who learned straight from Count Maeda. Since the Gracies are credited with establishing the majority of the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu style, the GF Team has always been regarded as an outsider, and its athletes have always had something to prove.

Mau Mau idolized the Great “Gracie Hunter” Kazushi Sakuraba, who became famous for defeating Royler, Royce, and Renzo Gracie. Sakuraba specializes in the double wrist lock, often known as the Kimura grip.

Kimuras from all over:

Mau Mau is constantly on the quest for Kimuras, and if you figure out how, you’ll notice that they’re everywhere: From:

Top Half Guard Bottom Half Guard Passing Half Guard Open Guard Side Control Under Side Control Mount

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu has proved to be highly sensitive to the Kimura, and it may significantly improve your game:

“I bought the MAU MAU KIMURA DVD a few months ago, and it has helped me a lot to improve my bjj game. Before getting this dvds, I didn’t know that there were many options in which I could use the kimura technique, now I know that I can use the kimura from many angles, thanks to MAU MAU KIMURA DVD for the help.” – Xavier Andres, Ecuadorian Black Belt

So, here’s what’s on The Kimura System DVD:

DVD 1: Double leg defense back take with kimura; DVD 2: Double leg defense back take variation with rolling opponent; DVD 3: Double leg defense back take variation with rolling opponent; DVD 4: Double leg defense back take variation with rolling opponent; DVD 5 Kimura defense from single leg half/lapel guard kimura knee cut pass
Back take/arm bar from Z guard when opponent passes other side back take/arm bar from Z guard while turning to opposite side

Kimura from half guard with leap over finish Kimura from half guard without roll
locked triangle’s kimura
Kimura from mount with locked triangle kimura sweep from bottom half arm bar from kimura z guard entry kimura principles (closed guard)

Kimura principles from top half guard side control kimura fundamentals north south kimura sakuraba kimura counter kimura with kimura arm bar counter to kimura