UDE GARAMI For Self Defense
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ย. 2016
- Ude Garami (Arm Entanglement) is an effective technique for self-defense as well as sport grappling. In this video, Defensive Tactics Instructor and Shingitai Coach Jake Phillips teaches this armlock as it relates to both law enforcement and self-defense.
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Awesome, grappling arts are so well mixed that sometimes by instinct from georgian grip takedowns I end on this xD
Glad you like the video and I agree with you 100%. We do a lot of cross-training and quite a bit of stuff really works well for self-defense situations. Ude Garami really lends to a lot of situations for self-defense and especially defensive tactics for law enforcement.
Yeah many "sport" things are super useful for self defense,
I agree.
Is this called the kimora in other styles of grappling
Masahiko Kimura was one of the greatest judoka that ever lived. He was known for his Ude Garami (Arm Entanglement) bent armlock (as well as his devastating O Soto Gari-Major Outer Reap Throw). From what I know, the BJJ community named this armlock after him and it is commonly called the "Kimura" in honor of him. However, the actual name of the move is Ude Garami. Thanks for your question and I hope this helps.
I think that's not presently allowed in judo... I don't know for sure though..
I'm not sure of the IJF rules, but this would be permitted in AAU Judo. In standing armlocks in the AAU Judo and Freestyle Judo rules, the defender must have sufficient time and opportunity to submit before injury occurs. But it's worth looking into as far as the IJF rules are concerned.
It makes sad that judo instructors don't teach the self defense side of judo any more. Too much emphasis on the sport side.
I agree. Probably the biggest reason people get into the martial arts is for self-defense. As the English poet John Dryden said; "Self defense is nature's oldest law."