D*%K Move of the Week - Japanese Wristlock

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[@MannyS09]

Awesome, I'll try this real soon. I can afford to lose a few friends at my gym.

[@GrayBeardGrapplers]

"Come over to the dark side. I can feel your anger. It gives you power." LOL love it!

[@alastair415]

I used to look down on wristlockers… now I’m old and grey, I need them to survive on the mats! Life comes at you fast.

[@GrayBeardGrapplers]

100%! That's why we started this channel, to help us vintage grapplers gain an advantage against the young bucks. Cheers!

[@jay31san]

This is art.

[@GrayBeardGrapplers]

Music to my ears! Thanks for the comment. Cheers!

[@DoggosAndJiuJitsu]

I’ve been on the worse side of this. Guys, no joke. Be careful. This one comes on fast and hard. Very sweet finisher.

[@GrayBeardGrapplers]

Yeah, be nice to your training partners lol. Often with any wristlocks, I like to get in position and then let it go. Just let them know it could have ended there. 😉

[@DoggosAndJiuJitsu]

@@GrayBeardGrapplers oh 💯. I always hope that goes without saying but you know how it is 😂 this wrist lock changes my entire top guard hand placement.

[@hossy540]

Nice. I see many places to attack this from.

[@GrayBeardGrapplers]

Yes! Collar grab, etc.

[@Elriuhilu]

A kote mawashi using the crook of your elbow, very interesting.

[@GrayBeardGrapplers]

Now I have to look up kote mawashi! Thanks! And yes, I've seen a few interesting ways to hit that. Cheers!

[@GrayBeardGrapplers]

Seems like a Kote mawashi is more at a 90 degree from the videos I watched. This one is from a 45 degree angle. Not sure if there is a difference for the title or not.

[@Elriuhilu]

@@GrayBeardGrapplers Kote mawashi translated to English is "wrist turn" and the principle of the technique is rotating the wrist inwards (pronating) fully then bending the wrist towards the pinky so that forearm and hand bones clash. This is what happens in the video. The exact angle isn't important-what describes the technique is the underlying mechanics, like how for example a figure four lock (ude garami in jujutsu and judo) can be done in several different ways but the principle is the same in each case, making them versions of the same technique.

[@GrayBeardGrapplers]

@Elriuhilu got it. Very interesting, and thanks for the insights. Love learning something new!

[@OSoSpoOOoky]

Gonna try this on my coach, tonight! Wish me luck.

[@GrayBeardGrapplers]

Lol, i definitely wanna hear the results of that one. Hopefully, you can still type and use your hands afterwards lol cheers!

[@OSoSpoOOoky]

@@GrayBeardGrapplers Oh, IF (and that's a big if) I hit it, I already know it's not going to end well...for me. But being that he loves wristlocks, I can't help but think he'll be proud.

[@GrayBeardGrapplers]

@@OSoSpoOOoky I wish you could record it 😆 🤣

[@Matt2299]

Absolutely devious! I'm in!

[@GrayBeardGrapplers]

It's the little things in life that make us happy lol

[@lucassmith2332]

Nice and simple. Love it.

[@GrayBeardGrapplers]

Glad you like it! Simple is best. Cheers!

[@dr1052]

😢 here's a sub and like 🤷

[@GrayBeardGrapplers]

@dr1052 Appreciate it, I assure you. Thank you

[@Sir_Pants_Alot]

JJJ has a lot of nice nasty stuff!

[@GrayBeardGrapplers]

100%! All worth adapting and applying to our own games. Cheers!