Everything Flashcards
Principles - What is the hierarchy of positions
- Back mount
- Front mount
- Knee on belly
- Side control
- Half guard
- Closed guard
- Open guard
- Neutral
Name all 9 chokes you know (shime waza)
Cross collar choke (okuri eri jime)
Triangle (sankaku)
Rear naked (hadaka)
Head and arm triangle
Jugokujime (hell strangle)
Anaconda
Ezekiel
Bow and Arrow
Baseball
WSR - What are the 8 principles of strategy? (Heiho jo)
Maai (distance)
Metsuke (timing)
Damashi (deception)
Yoshin (psychological flexibility)
Fudoshin (immovable mind)
Hanekaeri (rebound; the ability to bounce back from setbacks or mistakes)
Kime (decisiveness)
Zanshin (vigilance)
WSR - what are the 4 principles of movement? (Taisabaki jo)
Centered action (Shizentai)
Control (mental and physical)
Fluency
Coordination and effective timing
WSR - what are the 7 principles of technique execution? (Kake jo)
Debana (timing, moment of opportunity)
Tekosayo (leverage)
Tzukuri (set up)
Kazushi (off balancing)
Rikiten (tipping point)
Shuchu ryoku (focusing of multiple sources of power)
Kake (execution)
WSR - what are the 4 principles of power? (Ryoku jo)
Chikara/Riki (physical strength)
Ki (spiritual strength)
Shin (mental strength)
Kokyu (kiai)
What is the Japanese word for combination?
Renraku
Tachi Renraku - What is combination 1?
Osoto gari to Sasae Tzurikomiashi
Tachi Renraku - What is combination 2?
Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi to osoto gari
Tachi Renraku - What is combination 3?
Kouchi Gari + Ouchi Gari (to Uchi Mata)
Tachi Renraku - What is combination 4?
Seoi nage to kouchimakikomi
Tachi Renraku - What is combination 5?
Left parry + arm drag + double leg
Side Control (Mune Gatame) - What is Side Control Escape 1
Ghost Escape
Side Control (Mune Gatame) - What is Side Control Escape 2
Belt Grab and Roll
1. Frame - collar bone + hip
2. Pull/Reach - using action/reaction, roll away from uke, to get him to react by moving into you, then reach and grab his belt
3. Roll - with your other arm underneath uke’s stomach or hips, roll with your hips
Ne Waza Principles, Tips, and Tricks - What is the first thing you should do when fighting? Why? How?
Take grips. To control your opponent. Sitting up.
Ne Waza Principles, Tips, and Tricks - Never let your opponent grab your what? Why?
Head. Because if they control your head, they control you.
Ne Waza Principles, Tips, and Tricks - You should always have what kind of toes?
Live toes.
Ne Waza Principles, Tips, and Tricks - You should always defend _______ position? Why? Where is it?
Inside position. It’s where you are most vulnerable. Between your neck and shoulders, and arm pits and knees.
Ne Waza Principles, Tips, and Tricks - What are John Danaher’s 4 steps of jiujitsu?
- take opponent to ground
- pass their legs
- work through hierarchical series of pins
- attack with a submission (choke or joint lock)
What did Jigoro Kano say about his insight which is the foundation of judo?
“After a thorough study of the subject, I discerned an all-persuasive principle in jujutsu: to make the most efficient use of mental and physical energy.”
WSR - What are the 10 sources of power generation?
1 Chikara/Riki (physical strength)
#2 Kiai (breath)
#3 Takosayo (leverage)
#4 Hayasa (speed)
#5 Aiki Jo (joining and redirecting)
#6 Renraku Jo (action and reaction)
#7 Shin (mind, will, heart)
#8 Centered Action
#9 Ki (projection of energy)
#10 Shuchu Ryoku (synergy of all sources)
Closed Guard - Bottom - Escapes/Sweeps - What is your first sweep/escape?
Hip Bump
1. Break uke’s posture to force them to posture up
2. Joining their reaction, open guard and sit up, capturing far arm
3. Thrust hips and move into mount
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Tachi - How can you can an ippon seoi nage?
Tani Otoshi
Ura nage
How do you do a triangle from side control?
- Side control
- Transition to kesa gatame, isolating uke’s inside (r) arm
- Trap their inside arm with your leg, figure four
- Trap their outside arm with you outside (r) arm
- Pivot your hips toward uke’s head while letting their head up and towards your legs
- Swing your left leg over for triangle