Hadaka-Jime

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Hadaka-Jime is one of the twelve constriction techniques of Kodokan Judo in the Shime-waza list. It is also three (in variation) of Danzan Ryu's twenty-five arts in the Shime No Te list. In MMA it is known as rear naked choke.

1 Technique description
2 Technique history
3 Included systems
4 Similar techniques, variants, and aliases
- 4.1 Hasami-Jime
- 4.2 Others
5 References
6 External links

[edit] Technique description

Graphic from http://web1.vattnet.com/judo/katamewaza.html

The main characteristic of Hadaka-Jime when compared to other Judo chokes is that it does not require the use of uke's clothing, namely his gi lapel, to create the choking tourniquet. The choke is created entirely by tori's arms.

Exemplar videos:

Demonstraded and in Tournament from video.google.com

Danzan Ryu also recognizes the Standing Guillotine as Hadaka-Jime-Ichi. But the principle is the same as BJJ's ground version, as demonstrated from video.google.com.

[edit] Technique history

[edit] Included systems

Systems:

Lists:

[edit] Similar techniques, variants, and aliases

Aliases:

Rear naked choke
BJJ's mata leão

[edit] Hasami-Jime

Kyuzo Mifune demonstrates Hasami-Jime in The Essence of Judo and is described in The Canon Of Judo.

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[edit] Others

Danzan Ryu enumerates three versions of Hadaka-Jime:[1]

1. Ichi: Standing neck-break. Two versions:

Neck twist
Guillotine

A version of the guillotine, Mae-Hadaka-Jime, is also described in The Canon Of Judo.

2. Ni: Choke with forearm. This is an air choke with the forearm pressing on the throat.
3. San: Figure-4 choke with forearm. This is a blood choke with the forearms and biceps pressing and the sides of the neck.