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Maybe not a move but more of a set up. I haven't really seen it used in competition much, the only time was when Vitor Belfort fought Ricco Rodriguez in ADCC. I've found that it works pretty well, but I guess you can considering it somewhat risky depending on who you are rolling against.
You are inside your opponents guard. You purposely place your hand down on the mat and give them the idea that they have a shot at the Kimura. When they open their legs to sit up, you hop on over (to the opposite side of the arm you are giving) and you usually end up on your opponents back. how many of you guys use this one?
You are inside your opponents guard. You purposely place your hand down on the mat and give them the idea that they have a shot at the Kimura. When they open their legs to sit up, you hop on over (to the opposite side of the arm you are giving) and you usually end up on your opponents back. how many of you guys use this one?
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