Hook Sweep from Failed Kimura in Closed Guard
Sweeps
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2m 7s
When your Kimura from closed guard fails because the opponent leans heavily on the kimura side to block your hips from escaping, you can flip him over using a hook on his far side or do a hip bump sweep.
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