Osae Komi Waza Videos
Pinning Techniques
Kesa Gatame — scarf hold
Kuzure Kesa Gatame — variation of scarf hold
Kata Gatame — shoulder hold
Kami Shiho Gatame — top four corner hold
Kuzure Kami Shiho Gatame — broken top four corner hold
Yoko Shiho Gatame — side four corner hold
Tate Shiho Gatame — straight four corner hold
Mune Gatame — chest hold
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Kesa Gatame Escape to Shime-Waza (and maybe Juji Gatame)
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Kesa Gatame Escape to Juji Gatame
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Yoko Shiho Gatame
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Tate Shiho Gatame
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Mune Gatame
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Kata Gatame
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Kami Shiho Gatame
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Kesa Gatame Escape Pointers
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Kesa Gatame
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Ushiro Kesa Gatame
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Shime Waza Videos
Choking Techniques
Nami Juji Jime — normal cross lock
Gyaku Juji Jime — reverse cross lock
Kata Juji Jime — half cross lock
Hadaka Jime — naked lock
Okuri Eri Jime — sliding collar lock
Kata Ha Jime — single wing lock
Katate Jime — one hand choke
Ryote Jime — two hand choke
Sode Guruma Jime — sleeve wheel choke
Tsukomi Jime — thrust choke
Sankaku Jime — triangular choke
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Bow and Arrow Choke
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Keylock for Shime Waza and Juji Gatame
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Okuri-eri-jime from standing position
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Insights on Choking with Neurologist Lyda Long
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Judo "Sucker" Choke
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Morote Jime ("Baseball Bat" Choke)
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Shime Waza - Four by Four Cross Collar Choking
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Shime Waza (Choke) Series
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Sankaku Jime with Arms Against Turtle
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Sankaku Jime
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Kansetsu Waza Videos
Joint Locking Techniques
Ude garami — entangled armlock
Ude hishigi juji gatame — cross armlock
Ude hishigi ude gatame — arm armlock
Ude hishigi hiza gatame — knee armlock
Ude hishigi waki gatame — armpit armlock
Ude hishigi hara gatame — stomach armlock
Ude hishigi ashi gatame — leg armlock
Ude hishigi te gatame — hand armlock
Ude hishigi sankaku gatame — triangular armlock
Working From the Guard
Lessons on working from the guard & passing the guard, details on controls, turnovers utilizing this position and more.
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3 Chokes from the Guard
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Juji Gatame from the Guard
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Ude Sankaku Jime from the Guard
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Hiji Kime from the Guard
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Sankaku Garami from the Guard
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Ude Garami with Legs from Guard Position
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Sumi Geshi Turnover from the Guard
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Shin Lift Turnover from the Guard
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Scissor Sweep Turnover from the Guard
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Situp Turnover from the Guard
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Ude Gatame from the Guard
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Ude Garami from the Guard
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Sode Guruma Jime from the Guard
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Sankaku Jime from the Guard
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Turnovers and Turtles
Lessons on turnover actions to gain position, and how to deal with the turtle
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Kashiwazaki Turnover
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Polish Whizzer to Juji Gatame
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Sankaku Jime with Arms against Turtle (no roll)
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Sliding off the Turtle's Shell - Rear Slideoff
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Diagonal Turnover to Sode Guruma Jime (or Juji Gatame)
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Belt Grab and Lift Turnover
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Far Arm Grab from Underneath to Turnover
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Waki Gatame from the Turtle
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Arm Extraction to Hiza Gatame
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Turtle Turnover to Juji Gatame
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Shirai Grappling Method (aka Meatgrinder)
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Nei Waza Pointers
Nick Lowry
Ground work (working from the bottom– being pinned)
•Stop look listen—don’t rush—identify the situation
•Two hands in one spot—cross hand high when gripping
•Head up knees bent and close to your butt –work from the side of the back more than the flat of the back
•Use big toe to little toe and ball of foot movement
•Bridge in diagonal line –abs must engage to unify hip and shoulder line
•Symmetrically work bridge, shrimp, and reverse shrimp for turn under and turnover actions
•Use graduated resistance with a partner
•Escape work is primary—make them give up space or adjust — do all basic escapes until you no longer fear being pinned; internalize pinning from the bottom, then you can start offensive (topside) work
Ground work (working from top for the pin)
•Stop look listen—don’t rush—identify the situation
•Two hands in one spot—cross hand high when gripping
•Golden spike—hold one square inch of the guy –concentrate your pressure into smallest surface area possible
•Enclose with hips, elbows, knees, shoulders –toes stay live or inside edge of foot turns down to brace –knees and hips and head stay low
•Make HIM the weight bearing object, not the floor
•Work step through and ball for envelope transitions and work
pin to armbar to choke to pin- stay fluid
Ground work (from variety of positions–chokes)
•Learn the anatomy of the neck by feel
•Work with precision of position and correct surfaces (small edges) –don’t hold too much gi
•Remove all slack
•Wring the hands
•Hunch up shoulders
•Drive with the legs– power of choke should come from the whole body
•Work the variations of pulling and pushing and leg action chokes with gi and naked chokes
Groundwork (bottom side leg trapping and turnover — in your “guard”)
•Stop look listen—don’t rush—identify the situation
•Two hands in one spot—cross hand high when gripping
•One foot up one foot down—both in propping positions
•Feet stick to surfaces like glue
•Hands support the foot actions with pulling action (mostly)
•Hands can replace feet as props
•Practice egg beater for full range of motion
•Stretch him out to his weakness
Ground work (from top side for armbars)
•Work in the armbar line –line of the shoulders
•Let them happen—never force them
•Control the joint above the one you want to lock–control the shoulder to get the elbow
•Always work light for control, not pain
•Know your elbow anatomy by feel
•Primarily work armbar series repetitions for coil, reverse coil, straight and compression
Ground work (top side from single leg entangle)
•Knee up, elbows in
•Underhook his head to bow his body
•Shoulder in neck/ upper corner control
•Extract knee– methodically
•Peel out with free leg
Ground work (turtle)
•Avoid going into turtle– a purely defensive – panic position
•Offensive side –work variety of drills from different beginning positions and different configuiations to take advantage of the wek strategy
•Defensive side –work the armbar turn out from underneath