In Samurai Submissions, BJJ’s fastest-rising star and B-Team standout breaks down his signature system for lightning-fast, high-percentage submissions from turtle — attacks so sneaky your opponents won’t realize they’re in danger until it’s already over.

• Kenta’s approach is brutally efficient: minimal movement, tight control, and submissions that hit before your opponent can react.
  
• No flashy nonsense. No strength battles. Just clean, repeatable finishes that work at the highest levels of competition.
  
• Whether you’re hunting finishes in competition or just want to become terrifying whenever someone turtles up, this course gives you a whole new way to attack one of BJJ’s most misunderstood positions.
  

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What Will You Learn?

Turtle is supposed to be safe.
Kenta Iwamoto is here to prove it’s a trap.

In Samurai Submissions, BJJ’s fastest-rising star and B-Team standout breaks down his signature system for lightning-fast, high-percentage submissions from turtle — attacks so sneaky your opponents won’t realize they’re in danger until it’s already over.

Kenta’s approach is brutally efficient: minimal movement, tight control, and submissions that hit before your opponent can react. No flashy nonsense. No strength battles. Just clean, repeatable finishes that work at the highest levels of competition.

Whether you’re hunting finishes in competition or just want to become terrifying whenever someone turtles up, this course gives you a whole new way to attack one of BJJ’s most misunderstood positions.

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What You’ll Learn

• ⚔️ Kenta’s Turtle Submission System
  A step-by-step framework for attacking turtle with speed, precision, and control.

• ⚡ Fast Submissions No One Sees Coming
  Learn sneaky chokes and joint locks that hit before your opponent knows they’re exposed.

• 🧠 Simple, High-Percentage Mechanics
  No complicated setups — just clean entries and efficient finishes you can use immediately.

• 🔒 Control Before the Kill
  How Kenta pins and traps turtle opponents so they can’t scramble or roll away.

• 🥋 Competition-Tested Techniques
  The same attacks Kenta uses against elite opponents, broken down so anyone can apply them.

• 🔁 Chain Attacks That Force Taps
  Flow seamlessly between submissions so defending one leads straight into another.

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Who This Course Is For

• Competitors who want fast finishes instead of long scrambles

• Practitioners tired of opponents stalling safely in turtle

• Anyone who loves unorthodox, aggressive attacking systems

• BJJ players who want techniques that actually work at high level

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Why Samurai Submissions Works

Kenta doesn’t teach “moves.”
He teaches timing, positioning, and intent — the small details that turn turtle from a defensive shell into a submission goldmine.

If your opponents think turtle means safety…
this course will make them think twice.

What Exactly Do You Get?

Part 1

• Intro
• Controlling The Turtle Position - Using Go - Behind
• Breaking Down The Turtle Position - Using Gut Wrench
• Countering The Granby Roll
• Maintaining Turtle Position - Double Under Bodylock
• Maintaining Turtle Position - Seatbelt
• Efficient Mat Returns

Part 2

• Submissions From Front Headlock - Seated Kata Gatame - Sneaky Setup
• Arm-In Guillotine
• Guillotine - Stepping-Over Dilemma
• Short D'arce - Arm Configuration
• Short D'arce - Going Lower Than Your Opponent
• Short D'arce - Finishing
• High Ground - Basic Guidelines
• High Ground - Locked Hands vs Open Hands
• High Ground - Back Take And Twister
• Full Nelson Using The Legs
• High Ground - Using A Hammerlock Against Tight Elbows
• High Ground - Dealing With Opponent's Weight
• Back Triangle - Requirements And Benefits
• Back Triangle - Using Kimura Pressure And Posting

Part 3

• Getting To Front Headlock Position - From Standing - Close Range - Over-Under
• From Standing - Close Range - Underhook
• Troubleshooting Front Headlock From Standing Position - With Kosoto
• From Standing - Far Range - Overtie Snap
• From Standing - Far Range - Snapping Hands With Your Head
• From Standing - Far Range - Using Arm Drag
• From Top - Using The Knee Cut
• From Bottom - Heisting
• Outro