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TV Back Take

One of the most common reactions to being put into the Kimura Trap TV position is to bridge and roll. It is instinct for people to try and recover top position, and we get to use that instinct against them!

By bridging, they have exposed their back. That allows us to attack and take their back while getting a choke set up simultaneously.

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Filed Under: Training Videos Tagged With: *, back take, bjj, David Avellan, JIU-JITSU, kimura, kimura trap, Martial Arts, MMA, one arm choke, TV position

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Publish Date: July 11, 2022
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