Katsuhiko Kashiwazaki-Sankaku Jime

Judo master Kashiwazaki applying mae sankaku jime.

[@BlaneBellerud]

He basically said, use this when uke comes at you from the front. put the back of your knee on the uke's neck (he indicates the exact spot with his hand)to get in twist your hips a bit and come in from the side If you try to go straight in it is hard to get the legs together because the opponents elbow is in the way so twist your hips and come in from the side and (hooking over with the left leg) apply the technique

[@naneenha]

He was just explaining what he was doing and why

[@marciofidellesk9557]

Bom.

[@porl42]

notice he doesn't need to pull down the head to make it work. this is how sankaku jime should be

[@RodrigoCabanillas]

@tyebo87 If you have to pull down the head it means you are in a position where lifting is easy, in judo lifting means that the fight will be stopped and resume standing.

[@Einarr1989]

@sheean42 You don't need to but it is helpful to do so sometimes e.g when the person you're trying to trying is very strong and trying to posture out of it.

[@BlaneBellerud]

Actually he said put the back of your knee on uke's carotid artery (neck artery)

[@hooverbaglegs]

@respectra - yrs, but you'll need to move your left leg in front of your opponents face (as in vid) - YOU'LL KNOW WHERE TO GO FROM THERE IF YOU GOIVE IT A GO.

[@y_magaming9798]

Is that shinya Aoki In the blue?????

[@BlaneBellerud]

There is no need to pull down on the head