gyaku ude-garami

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Gyaku ude-garami is a shoulder lock submission technique used in judo and Brazilian jiu-jitsu that applies rotational pressure to the opponent’s arm and shoulder joint.

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gyaku ude-garami canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Brazilian jiu-jitsu technique ⓘ
grappling submission technique ⓘ
judo technique ⓘ
shoulder lock ⓘ
aka kimura ⓘ
kimura lock ⓘ
reverse arm entanglement ⓘ
reverse ude-garami ⓘ
appliedFrom bottom position ⓘ
top position ⓘ
category joint lock ⓘ
kansetsu-waza ⓘ
commonIn ground fighting ⓘ
controlPosition closed guard ⓘ
half guard ⓘ
mount ⓘ
north-south position ⓘ
side control ⓘ
controlPrinciple isolating the opponent’s shoulder ⓘ
leveraging the forearm against the upper arm ⓘ
effect can cause dislocation if not released ⓘ
forces opponent to tap ⓘ
legalStatus generally legal in adult judo competition ⓘ
legal in Brazilian jiu-jitsu for appropriate ranks and ages ⓘ
martialArt Brazilian jiu-jitsu ⓘ
judo ⓘ
mechanism internal shoulder rotation ⓘ
rotational pressure ⓘ
originLanguage Japanese ⓘ
requiresControlWith both of attacker’s arms ⓘ
requiresGripOn opponent’s arm ⓘ
opponent’s wrist ⓘ
risk elbow ligament damage ⓘ
rotator cuff injury ⓘ
shoulder ligament damage ⓘ
safetyRequirement controlled application by attacker ⓘ
tapping early ⓘ
sportContext Brazilian jiu-jitsu competition ⓘ
mixed martial arts ⓘ
sport judo ⓘ
targetsJoint elbow joint ⓘ
shoulder joint ⓘ
translation reverse arm entanglement ⓘ
usedFor control and immobilization ⓘ
joint lock finish ⓘ
submission ⓘ

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Kimura lock → alsoKnownAs → gyaku ude-garami ⓘ