3 Fight Enders From Knee On Belly Position! 

If anyone tries the heel hook (third option) with a partner go VERY easy. Like 10% get the lock then SLOWLY apply pressure till he taps. heel hooks are hella dangerous and not even IBJJF legal, go easy to avoid injury.

Thank you. Another great set of Advanced Techniques I can easily see applicable.

You already have the arm after the hip throw. Beyond that, excellent video.

"....I pick up his leg here. .." Meanwhile, the other leg is travelling at light speed and a foot is making contact with his face 👍

nicely demonstrated!!👍up

Awesome videos guy keep up the great work your doing !!

love this vid, however I would suggest controlling both arms for the armbar and pulling on his head with your top leg. Awesome leg lock transition as well. Thanks for the ideas.

when you go for juju gatame you need to secure the arm higher towards the wrist so you don't lose the armbar in transition. securing it at the elbow allows the arm to twist

Excellent moves! BJJ, Tang Soo Do and Catch Wrestler here.

Remember there will not be too many who could withstand getting thrown onto concrete. Also, you're aiming to land him on his head into the ground when throwing the person in self-defense. Nice set of follow-up moves. I would prefer to palm strike the person instead of a punch on the ground. If you miss or slide off the sweaty skull. Then you will not break your hand but you could if you miss the punch. Nice video and situational awareness.

IMO for #1 & #2, to counter do a hip thrust to throw him off balance. #3 looks like you can use the left knee to his face &/or the left foot to kick his face to counter.

could you show some other moves than hip throw to get to knee om belly position from clinch?

Well Sirs this is what you get, its very simple!

Im not a martial arts instructor though have trained a little bit throughout my life. To me it doesnt make any sense to place myself on the ground, which is a very prone position, in a street fight. To me it doesnt make any sense to tangle and engage in hand to hand combat any longer than i have to. Once my attacker has been taken down, im escaping if i have the means. Possibly one final strike to his legs to kill his mobility so he can not chase.

I like the techniques especially that kimura but the heel hook was a little too much for me - waaay too fancy :P Even thou you mention you can strike I actually believe that number one fight ender from this position (and most dominant ground positions) is simply to ground and pound the attacker especially on hard surface. Cheers from Poland!

Everything until 2:38 makes sense. I don't mean to sound like a hater, I really appreciate your content and respect your BJJ expertise and background, but my main concerns are: As you said in the beginning, you want knee on belly in order to maintain a visual of what is happening around you (in case a buddy of his appears) and not be too committed. I completely agree with these statements. Mobility = survivability in a street fight context. The thing is: you end up breaking these two principles with the last two finishes. I personally would not to arm-bars or knee bars, heel hooks, or ankle locks in a street fight. In fact I wouldn't finish someone by going to my back. Why? because it greatly limits my mobility and therefore my survivability. As soon as you are arm locking him, your face is in a perfect position for a suddenly appearing friend of his to stomp your face against the concrete repeatedly or even for your own assailant to pull out a knife you didn't know he had and stab your leg or ass and proceed to kill you. If you don't know for sure if your assailant has a blade or knife with him, it's always a safer bet to assume he does and therefore fight always as if he could potentially have one. The cost of making false assumptions could be paid with your life. Now I'm not a BJJ blackbelt, I've done BJJ for around 2.5 years total. I love it and my grappling skills have increased a lot in this time period, but I would certainly not apply many of the finishes and moves in a street fight. This is just my opinion and I hope it serves as constructive criticism, maybe you guys can play around taking these considerations into account. I hope it helps build realism. Like I said, I'm not pretending to be a better grappler than Mr. Knight, but I have a few concerns as to these moves, I appreciate the content. It is very unique and I love that you guys are addressing a very real context that is out there and most people with actual skills ignore (good wrestlers, BJJ black belts, MMA guys, etc.) and a lot of quacks pretend to address.

The first kimura attack seems that it would be higher percentage for us slower less mobile types.

This is great if you're in competition. This is awful if you're looking for actual self defense. It's like telling an officer to shoot in for the legs, like the criminal isn't going to knee you in the head or drop a hammer on your back. Also, in critiquing his style, the arm bar needs absolute commitment. If you let go of the pant leg, and your left foot doesn't move over the torso to control it, your opponent will roll right out.

Your groin is exposed. Use a knee on his body and your other shin to pin his arm or shoulder down that way you limit his arm use and can still get up and off quick.

I like how you throw him onto those metal mats. Good environmental awareness. .. or coincidence generation. Better lucky than good, right?

Or straighten out his arm using your knee as a fulcrum, or you drop your knee into his ribcage after the throw, or you stomp the ribcage after the throw, or the head. Seriously, you're standing up and got control over one arm, he's one the ground. Why would you want to get closer?

Good vid👍

Isn't it just simpler after the hip throw to leverage his right arm and be done with it ? This here just doesnt look feasible to me. The leg grab was to me a bit strange aswell because his head imo was way too exposed . Why did he bend his body down like that ? I get it it's a demo but still...

I don't wanna be a hater but the submissions are bad excecuted. If you talk about don't overcommitting to the ground then you should not go for the armbar or the heelhook. while you are on the ground you are exposed.

Excellent video and breakdown

Instead of "placing" knee on belly, drop it with all your body weight onto the solar plexus. Fight over!! That's if it a serious life or death situation.

Great content !

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The reason I don't like any of those holds is because you're dedicating nearly all of your limbs to control only one of his. He can still reach for a weapon at any time; If he has so much as a pointy object, let alone a knife or gun you're fucked. The optimal solution seems to be simply throw then GTFO to a safer location or transition to a weapon yourself if need be rather than trying to apply fancy holds or attack him any further on the ground (which is often the MOST dangerous place to be IMO).

Thanks for the vid, but there are too many things that can go wrong with those positions. Even for very experienced grapplers, just too much to go wrong on the street.

Or option 3 push right foot into gonads and pull like Heck

This looks like Silat

your groin is complety exposed for striking opportunities.. unless this is for an mma fight with rules..?

It's good. But too much going on. Teaching people to remember 1001 different techniques and positions is setting people up for failure. Keep it simple with some strong stable core principles that can be adapted allows a person to learn it, commit it to memory, and convert it to instinctual reaction. Keep it simple. Fights never happen in a planned and paced manner. They're chaos. So better to react quickly, decisively, and effectively, then be able to disengage and get out of there.

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We finally get another Funker Tactical "Fight Enders" (Submissions) video taught by an ACTUAL BJJ Black Belt instead of by a Krav Maga guy and you guys talk shit? Really? SHAME! Keep em coming Eli.

That last one was wrong, he wasnt locking the guys body in the proper way, so he could turn and scape the lock, this guy is from what academy? And it BRAZILIAN jiu-jitsu, not just jiu jitsu. Essa chave de calcanhar foi feita errada, esse cara é um faixa preta? É questionável.

Keep on the ground on a street fight os probably the last thing u wanna do.

i dont think all that would work in real life....a normal fight don't have to include all that..but I like it tho

How bout just elbow until he stops moving

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Submissions for the street? Poor strategy.

Not so good! knee on belly: get punched in the dick. Around the head: get bit in the butt