kataha-jime

kataha-jime
single wing choke
kataha-jime - A technique to choke the opponent’s neck region by gripping his left side-collar through his throat with right hand from behind, inserting the left arm through the left armpit to raise the arm upward, pulling the right hand in a right-rear direction and thrusting the left hand under the right arm.
A technique to choke the opponent’s neck region by gripping his left side-collar through his throat with right hand from behind, inserting the left arm through the left armpit to raise the arm upward, pulling the right hand in a right-rear direction and thrusting the left hand under the right arm.
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kataha-jime
single wing choke
kataha-jime - A technique to choke the opponent’s neck region by gripping his left side-collar through his throat with right hand from behind, inserting the left arm through the left armpit to raise the arm upward, pulling the right hand in a right-rear direction and thrusting the left hand under the right arm.
kata-guruma
shoulder wheel
kata-guruma - A technique to uplift the opponent on both shoulders across the back of the neck and throw him down by breaking his balance forward while holding his right thigh from the inside with the right arm.
kata-gatame
shoulder hold
kata-gatame - A technique to hold down the opponent by holding his right arm and neck with the right side of the neck and both arms from the right side of the opponent lying on his back.
kata-gatame escapes
shoulder hold escapes
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kata-juji-jime
half cross choke
kata-juji-jime - A technique to choke the opponent’s neck region by crossing the wrists from the front gripping his left side-collar with four fingers of the left hand inside and the right side-collar with right thumb inside, pulling the left hand and pushing the right hand.
katate-jime
single-hand choke
katate-jime - A technique to choke the opponent’s neck region by gripping his right side-collar with the right thumb inside from the left side of the opponent lying on his back.