Banned Judo Techniques - The Infamous Kani Basami

[@neerajnongmaithem392]

Its a career ending, life alternating injury. Its like a submission but the opponent does even get the time to tap out. Even in mma, most submissions, the opponent gets the time to tap out. This move will breal multiple bones, ligaments and tendons in less then a sec.

[@rhuarimclean133]

Unless your the mighty yamashita

[@lancegoulet8100]

There are 2 ways to do this technique (neither are the "proper" way) that will both destroy uke's knee. One is to come in with the bottom leg low at about the ankle and the upper leg just above the knee. The other way is to jump butt first into uke's knee collapsing it inward, and usually tearing his ACL (sometimes also getting the MCL, PCL and meniscus in the process). It is a brutal technique that is rightfully banned. It was legal when I started in judo, and I did it in randori once. My coach lost it on me and made it very clear we do not use that technique at our club. I never did it again. The sad thing is there were some people who would use it as a desperation technique to try to injure their opponent if they were behind on the scoreboard. I am one of the old guys who doesn't agree with the IJF banning leg grabs, but I 100% supported the decision to ban this technique.

[@Kenpachi_White707]

Theres a safe wrestling move version where you put your arm behind the leg rather then your leg. Usually done from a whizzer.

[@Anonymous_Whisper]

That's no gi judo 😁

[@zachh127zh]

@@Anonymous_WhisperIt’s all just grappling at the end of the day.

[@chaosdromanah8620]

That final clip is one of my favorite moments in Pride

[@sergemelekhin9417]

о да , там болевой был фактически сфорирован ещё в процессе падения , даже не было нужды "дожимать" ахиллово сухожилие✌

[@kilteddwarf]

one of my favorites... and in our dojo, almost everyone shodan and higher was focusing on it for about half a year... really fun in casual randori, but i don't use it when we go more intense and start to block every time when able (normal randori we block, when the attempt was without much of a chance, but don't block attempts, that look like they would work)

[@sunloon]

It's completely banned in our dojo with it only being taught as something to know for mastery but it's way too dangerous compared to everything else

[@Flomdcho]

Not just dangerous, take little skill to do and insanely hard to stop

[@sedollee7496]

Sounds like an effective self defense option.

[@IvanLabrie]

@@sedollee7496 this...

[@danielzuzevich4161]

Well in the real world where people don't wear robes...mileage may vary.

[@horse2667]

@@danielzuzevich4161you don’t need a gi to do it tho look at 4:30

[@danielzuzevich4161]

@@horse2667 lol. I'm just glad nobody in their right mind would ever do this at the gyms I've trained in. I can't believe what's going through that person's head when doing this move. Clearly they saw it somewhere, and most likely know how dangerous it is. Unreal

[@Sporek]

I think this technique might be very useful in self defense, in some scenarios. I think is legal in MMA although I don't recall seeing one, but I don't watch MMA often.

[@Evantailsacre]

Anderson silva lost a match with it. Very rare tough

[@Anonymous_Whisper]

Wow that was sad.. 😢 broken calf.

[@bope84]

Thank you. 👍

[@mariocas723]

Típical pencak silat guntin... is very very usual in competition and no cries

[@SAVAGEONE82]

nightmare scissor knee press

[@m5a1stuart83]

it is still used in Pencak Silat, they called it Guntingan.

[@KeyserSoze23]

savages

[@cdcaleo]

I've used the move effectively many times in wrestling practice, and it is still legal in freestyle wrestling. In fact, the move was used at the Final X world team trials just a week ago. It didn't work, but it was used. I think the problem is with heavyweights. Lighter weights, having less muscle mass and density, can use the technique with no problem, but with really heavy guys there is too much pressure and weight, at least in judo.

[@_penguin_9946]

It’s not legal in wrestling at all not in Greco or Free it’s called a “cutback”.

[@cdcaleo]

@@_penguin_9946 I've used it and watched it used live in international wrestling. Don't tell me it's not legal. I've watched wrestlers score with it.

[@Penfold4142]

Timing is essential. Also, your opponents balance has to be backward. The injuries occur when someone is trying to throw backwards when their opponents weight is forward.

[@anbernicguy]

Scissor takedown. This should be brought back to Judo.

[@makkane5557]

Damn calf breaker

[@JavierAlmeida-pd1ft]

Esa técnica la he visto con frecuencia en el fútbol sudamericano 😢😢

[@ciscoshootsttv]

Looks like a type of scissor sweep but goddamn i feel sorry for the guy in the beginning

[@Shazali-ke4sd]

In our country's martial art competition a participant died after his head hit the floor using this technique...

[@TearsoftheSun218]

Popping the damn

[@eclipsez0r]

Japanese hardcore warriors. Great respect

[@raphaelhudson]

The sambo/wrestling examples look so much safer, I guess because the lack of gi means there is less leverage to force it. Crazy they let people do this in judo for so long, I wonder total how many peoples legs and knees were destroyed this way

[@エポジンepozine]

“KANIBASAMI（crab scissors）” was not a foul move in Japan at the time, and it was a surprise attack that Endo carefully thought out against Yamashita, so I don’t like to make Endo the bad guy.

[@zigfridch]

Про обвив снимите ещё)))

[@andreac.2393]

È vero, erano tecniche pericolose però altamente spettacolari.

[@fightingcrane5647]

It was an excellent throw guys. Injuries can occur with any throw, the reason is not that. In the pursuit of mass sports equipment everywhere is gradually simplified. When grappling by the pants was banned in judo - was it really because of injuries? it's just that some people didn't know how to use these grips - and envied those who did....

[@КосулинНиколай]

Сделайте ролик про Инала Тасоева, самый техничный дзюдоист в тяжёлом весе

[@takizawa6565]

Y ou can make another video about forbidden techniques with similar music, it turns out very interesting

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Yes, there will be more.

[@Anonymous_Whisper]

3:32.. was risky.. he did almost caused an injury.. if they were heavier.

[@MrTooEarnestOnline]

It’s such a pretty technique. I wish they taught a competition safe version of it where the lower foot sweeps across the ground and far away from the knee joint.

[@Anonymous_Whisper]

It's the calf the lower part that does the damage...

[@dejanlukic6323]

Dali su povrede ozbiljne?mene dosta lici na amatersku glumu

[@lautheimpaler4686]

drop toe hold

[@celiopath]

Cannabis Army

[@sahruril]

In silat that moves still legal 😅😅😅

[@ihatenuggets]

That 4th one was actually clean af

[@sergemelekhin9417]

вообще техника Дзю-До чрезвычайно опасна , если подойти к ней с точки зрения как истинно БОЕВОМУ ,т.е. смертоносному , навыку ,так по моему мнению сейчас учеников в додзё учат практически бережному , малотравмирующему отношению к сопернику , и на соревнованиях выделяют так называемые "грязные" приёмы , но на самом деле даже в невпечатляющем сторонних зрителей и даже спортсменов броске может скрываться смертельный потенциал ,который (как мне представляется был изначально заложен основателями , вынужденными жить в трудных условиях) заключается в "мелких" деталях , как , например : придержать рукой упором в подбородок голову соперника запрокинутой назад , что в фактически смертельно опасно даже при падении на татами. Всегда помните - это БОЕВЫЕ искусства

[@danny24042002]

For all those who are saying MMA it's like real fight

[@marcelnowakowski945]

You wanna safe - go play tennis!

[@lucperochaud8070]

Pas dangereux quand c'est bien fait.je l'ai souvent faite a une époque et je n'ai jamais blessé personne.par contre un débutant me l'a faite(mal) et j'y ai laissé une cheville

[@AGP1303]

Infamous..???... go complain to the Gigoro Kano. First create a martial art before complaining about another.

[@luziox7197]

???

[@luziox7197]

do you even know the definition of infamous

[@AGP1303]

@@luziox7197 having a reputation of the worst kind : notoriously evil. Someting like that...?

[@luziox7197]

@@AGP1303 Exactly the kani basami is notorious (has a bad reputation) for permanently damaging others without them being able to tap in time. Its literally so unneccessary.

[@AGP1303]

@@luziox7197 my friend, if man decided to transform the martial art judo into a sport, don't blame the original moves, they have nothing to do with it, they have their reason for existing. Can you understand this, or not...?

[@vanillaglue]

SUB-F***ING -SCRIBED

[@willyhwang1059]

normally i am not a fan of reducing judo repertoire but in this case i have to agree the movement is dangerous and looks UGLY anyways so good riddance.

[@Sergiusz1551]

Zrobiłem tak kumplowi w wojsku na siłowni, materac cienki pod spodem beton, stracił przytomność na pół minuty, jak doszedł do siebie powiedział:" Szwajcar, ale zaj3bist3, weź mnie naucz':)