https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqDLDLsHNR4

Waki gatame is an arm lock using the arm pit as a lever.

Judo is made up of throwing (nage), grappling (katame or ‘newaza’) and striking (atemi) techniques. The grappling techniques (newaza) are split into pinning (osaekomi), choking (shime) and joint locks (kansetsu).

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) is historically related to Judo’s newaza techniques. The newaza techniques were brought to Brazil by Mitsuyo Maeda, who trained and received his black belt at the Kodokan (the headquarters of Judo). For this reason, many of the techniques in Judo’s newaza and BJJ are the same or similar.

See a full demonstration of different kansetsu-waza (joint locking techniques) at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNI7AJr1ViA

Um treino especial, puxado pelo professor GMI Marcos Schubert, para você simular diversos caminhos a seguir numa luta, até conseguir finalizar o adversário. Schubert aborda desde entradas de queda, passando por domínios pelas costas, berimbolo, golpes de MMA, estrangulamentos básicos e chaves inesperadas, por exemplo, a chave de panturrilha, também conhecida popularmente como “cremilda”. Vale muito a pena ver e rever esta aula e pôr em prática nos treinos e campeonatos. Oss!

A special training, drawn by Professor GMI Marcos Schubert, for you to simulate several paths to follow in a fight, until you can finish the opponent. Schubert approaches from falling entries, through domains by the back, berimbolo, MMA strokes, basic bottlenecks and unexpected keys, for example, the calf key, also popularly known as “cremil”. It is worth seeing and reviewing this class and putting into practice in the training and championships. The “S!

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