Daisuke Nakamura Series 2 - Armbar from Side Control (with Leg Under the Head)

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Daisuke shows another armbar from the side control using the same setup as the previous one. From side control, he walks his hips up to open his opponent's arm, and when he tries to mount, his opponent defends by bringing up his knee. Daisuke pushes the knee down and brings his knee under the head before throwing his leg over. This time instead of keeping the leg over the face, he puts it behind the head, before falling back and finishing. It is very important that he keeps his knee pointing outward to keep his opponent from sitting up.

Daisuke Nakamura Series 1 - Armbar from Side Control (with Leg Over the Face)

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Daisuke Nakamura, 3X All Japan Featherweight Champion and 2X All Japan Open Weight Champion, begins his series with one of his favorite submissions from side control. Daisuke's opponent is keeping his elbow tight to his body, so Daisuke faces him with his hips. He tries to mount, but his opponent blocks with his knee, so Daisuke pushes it down to the mat. Planting both feet, he raises his hips off the mat and walks backward, opening his opponent's armpit. With his knee under the head, Daisuke traps the arm with his elbow and controls the wrist before stepping his leg over his opponent's face. After grabbing the pants, he falls back and finishes the armbar.

Fredson Paixao Series 3 - Wrist Locks Part 1

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Fredson talks about his favorite submission, wrist locks, and shows a few that he hit in different competitions, including some from the closed guard, the mount and even while your opponent has side control and is attacking your arm.

Tarsis Humphreys Series 11 - Kimura from Side Control

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Tarsis shows a Kimura from the side control, using the same set up as the armbar he showed in the last position. First he grabs the arm at the biceps, pulls it across and steps his leg over the head. Now he is unable to trap the wrist between his head and shoulder because his opponent slides his arm out. Tarsis immediately changes his grip to a Kimura lock. Now he pulls the arm away from his opponent's body, and then brings it up and over to finish the Kimura.

Tarsis Humphreys Series 10 - Armbar from Side Control

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Tarsis shows his favorite submission to use, which is an armbar from the side control. First he grabs the far side arm, controlling the triceps with his wrist and the biceps with his hand. He brings his elbow across his opponent's body, and traps the hand with his head. Next he pushes the face and steps his leg over the head, placing his foot right by his opponent's back. From here he pivots his body and sits down to finish the armbar.

Vini Aieta Basics Series 8 - Hip Posture and Options to Finish Armbar from Side Control

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Vini covers how to posture your hips to strain your opponent's defense against the armbar and covers a few ways to break the grips to finish the submission.

Vini Aieta Basics Series 7 - Near Side Armbar from Side Control

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Vini teaches how to distribute your weight on your opponent from the side control and how to utilize your hips to roll your opponent onto their side to set up the near side armbar.

Inside the University 179 - Kimura Lock Variation from Side Control

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Xande teaches the class how to gain control of your opponents elbow from Side Control with the use of modified Kimura Lock to free the elbow and allow you complete the Kimura or even an Arm Bar if its available.

Inside the University 169 - Knee Slice Pass to Head & Arm Triangle Choke

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Xande demonstrates how to pass the Half Guard using pressure and the knee slice technique, setting up a perfect position to submit your opponents with a head and arm Triangle Choke.

BJJ Library Challenge One Contestants Series 6 - Arm Triangle Variation (Howdy Choke)

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In challenger Dennis Hallman's first technique video he shows us how to set up the arm triangle by baiting your opponent in side control. An effective technique for both GI and no GI.

Baret Yoshida Series 6 - Modified Kimura Lock from Side Control

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In this video Baret shows us a Modified Kimura Lock from Side Control. This technique is especially useful should your opponent attempt to defend the initial Kimura by locking his or her hands together. The steps taught in this video will give you a second chance to tap your opponent with the Kimura.

Baret Yoshida Series 7 - Crucifix Choke

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Baret continues the series showing us how to transition to a Crucifix Choke should your opponent successfully defend the Modified Kimura Lock from Side Control taught in the previous lesson.