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White belts are people, too. These options in this video are timeless, they work at every level, and I think they are great to learn early as possible, so that is why I geared this toward white belts / newer people. The main differences in basic and advanced moves are these:
1. The timing it takes to pull it off
2. The degree of simultaneously moving parts required
3. The sensitivity required to see the opportunity

There are other factors for sure, but those are some of the most crucial. Having said that, the techniques in this video are great for all levels, and I hope the details I point out are helpful. Please like, subscribe and share!

Timestamps:
0:00 – Intro
1:09 – Hip Bump Sweep
3:02 – Guillotine Choke Option Details
4:50 – Kimura Option Details
7:22 – Guard Snapdown
9:42 – Outtro

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This is usually the first attack I go for from the North South position. There are a million ways to finish the Kimura or to transition into backtakes, leglocks and armbars, so if you learn this setup it ends up being a very versatile hub position!

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