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The Kimura System by Robson "Mau-Mau" Lima
Mau Mau
Professional FighterDo you use the Kimura? Mau Mau Robson de Lima is perhaps the best guy in the world at using the Kimura. He is a Masters world champion and a Black Belt under the legendary Master Julio Cesar Periera in Rio de Janiero
- If you want fancy and unorthodox moves, then this DVD is not for you
- Mau Mau is a GF Team Black Belt and as such he is NOT FROM GRACIE LINEAGE! GF Team is from Oswaldo Fadda
- Mau Mau didn’t grow up idolizing the Gracies, he grew up idolizing the Great “Gracie Hunter” Kazushi Sakuraba
- This is a complete and easy to use system
- Your guide to using the kimura as more than a submission but as your entire game
Course Content
Volume 1
| double leg defense back take with kimura | 0 - 5:00 |
| double leg defense back take variation with rolling opponent | 5:00 - 10:31 |
| 6 point double leg counter into mount | 10:31 - 15:36 |
| half guard kimura knee cut pass | 15:36 - 22:59 |
| kimura defense from single leg half/lapel guard | 22:59 - 28:29 |
| kimura from Z guard when opponent passes opposite side | 28:29 - 35:35 |
| back take/arm bar from Z guard | 35:35 - 42:02 |
| back take from z guard when turning to opposite side | 42:02 - 47:25 |
Volume 2
| kimura from half guard with jump over finish | 0 - 6:18 |
| kimura from half guard with no roll | 6:18 - 11:49 |
| kimura from locked triangle | 11:49 - 17:47 |
| kimura with locked triangle from mount | 17:47 - 22:45 |
| kimura sweep from bottom half | 22:45 - 29:01 |
| arm bar from kimura z guard entry | 29:01 - 34:39 |
| kimura fundamentals (closed guard) | 34:39 - 39:28 |
Volume 3
| z guard kimura fundamentals | 0 - 4:55 |
| kimura fundamentals from top half guard | 4:55 - 9:33 |
| side control kimura fundamentals | 9:33 - 15:27 |
| north south kimura | 15:27 - 20:45 |
| sakuraba kimura | 20:45 - 25:25 |
| counter kimura with kimura | 25:25 - 29:33 |
| arm bar counter to kimura | 29:33 - 34:28 |
Do you use the Kimura? Mau Mau Robson de Lima is perhaps the best guy in the world at using the Kimura. He is a Masters world champion and a Black Belt under the legendary Master Julio Cesar Periera in Rio de Janiero.
If you want fancy and unorthodox moves, then this DVD is not for you. What this DVD does is provide you with solid fundamental kimura attacks from basic positions. Before this DVD, i could not finish kimuras with people the same rank as me (purple). Now after, watching the DVD, I can now finish purple belts and even threaten brown belts with it. Definitely a must buy for people looking to learn the fundamental kimura attacks.
P.S. the Kimura pass/attack from top half guard is gold.
Rian Serranilla, Blue Belt - Ireland
Why The Kimura?
Mau Mau is a GF Team Black Belt and as such he is NOT FROM GRACIE LINEAGE! GF Team is from Oswaldo Fadda – a footlock specialist who learned Jiu Jitsu not through the Gracies but through Luiz Franca who learned directly from Count Maeda. Since the Gracies are credited with founding most of the Brazilian style of Jiu Jitsu, the GF Team was always seen as outcasts and their fighters have always had something to prove..
Mau Mau didn’t grow up idolizing the Gracies, he grew up idolizing the Great “Gracie Hunter” Kazushi Sakuraba who became famous for defeating Royler, Royce and Renzo Gracie. Sakuraba specialized in the double wrist lock or the hold better known as the Kimura.
Kimuras from everywhere:
Mau Mau is always hunting Kimuras and when you learn how you will see that they are everywhere: From:
Bottom Half Guard
Top Half Guard
Passing Open Guard
Side Control
Under Side Control
Mount
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu has proven very susceptible to the Kimura and it can truly help your game:
I bought the MAU MAU KIMURA DVD a couple of months ago,and since then it has helped me a lot to improve my bjj game,before to get 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, Black Belt Ecuador
So what is on the Mau Mau Kimura:
