Most people collect the kimura as six separate techniques — one from side control, one from top half guard, one from seated guard. It is not six techniques. It is one grip with a map: where it enters, where it steers, where it finishes, and what it opens when he defends it.

Two hours on the whole map, taught the old way, step by step. Beginner to advanced — the entry points change, the system does not.

Ten mats. That is not a marketing number — it is how many people fit in the room.

Who is teaching

Helio Damiani Jr.

Twenty-eight years on the mat. Fifth-degree black belt, two published books, one method. Ten mats for two hours — and he works every one of them.

Where

BJJ House Okinawa
5 Chome-13-13 Ojana, Ginowan, Okinawa 901-2225, Japan
+81 90-2960-7553

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