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#229603 - 02/10/06 03:01 AM Your Favorite Technique
Taison The Forum Dragon Professional Poster Registered: 09/06/05 Posts: 3629 Loc: BKK, Thailand	Hey, list down your five favorite techniques be it JJJ or Judo. I'm interested in what people like! Mine? 1) Osoto-gari [The famous Taison-gari, my sign. move] 2) Juji-gatame 3) O-Goshi [The move I find easiest to execute, devastating] 4) Yoko Gake 5) Rear Naked Choke [Brutal, simple, effective] So what's your favorite fives? -Taison out _________________________ I got two fists.. Don't make me use my head as well!
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#229604 - 02/10/06 04:03 AM Re: Your Favorite Technique [Re: Taison]
Street_Poet Member Registered: 12/27/05 Posts: 140 Loc: Los Angeles	the nutcracker, eyegouger, etc. just playing i like doin tai otoshi the most, then osoto gari. rear naked is def. my favorite choke as well. but my fav. submission is armbar or triangle _________________________ For all sad words of the tongue and pen, the saddest are these, "I might have been..."
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#229605 - 02/10/06 12:03 PM Re: Your Favorite Technique [Re: Street_Poet]
Leo_E_49 Professional Poster Registered: 02/24/05 Posts: 4117 Loc: California	Osoto gari, figure four arm lock. _________________________ Self Defense (Website by Marc MacYoung, not me)
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#229606 - 02/10/06 12:41 PM Re: Your Favorite Technique [Re: Taison]
shuri Member Registered: 11/26/05 Posts: 36 Loc: Central IL	ouchi gari kouchi gari tomoe nage ippon soei nage and wrapping the leg to break pins
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#229607 - 02/10/06 03:31 PM Re: Your Favorite Technique [Re: Taison]
azjudoaikijitsu Member Registered: 01/16/06 Posts: 92 Loc: Mesa Az	Heres my fave in no order Harai Goshi Ippon seoi nage SHoulder Wheel Juji Gatame Hani Goshe
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#229608 - 02/11/06 04:27 PM Re: Your Favorite Technique [Re: Taison]
Dereck Prolific Registered: 10/04/04 Posts: 10411 Loc: Great White North	Don't know the official terms as you guys do. We don't get into the official names just the techniques. My favorite it the tree-up (or tree-down). This is also know as the Americana, Kumura or Paintbrush. Also like the RNC as well as any armbar. _________________________ "IF I COME ... I'M BRINGING THE PAIN WITH ME"
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#229609 - 02/11/06 08:48 PM Re: Your Favorite Technique [Re: Dereck]
Leo_E_49 Professional Poster Registered: 02/24/05 Posts: 4117 Loc: California	From my understanding, the Kimura and Americana are considered to be separate techniques. I know them as the figure four arm lock and the backhammer lock respectively. _________________________ Self Defense (Website by Marc MacYoung, not me)
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#229610 - 02/11/06 08:50 PM Re: Your Favorite Technique [Re: Dereck]
Taison The Forum Dragon Professional Poster Registered: 09/06/05 Posts: 3629 Loc: BKK, Thailand	Same thing with Leo, those two technique were taught as separate techniques. If I could just remember their japanese names. My problem is, in our curricilum all technique names are in japanese. We are still a TMA, so. . . I wonder, if any of the JJJ/Judo techniques have korean names? -Taison out _________________________ I got two fists.. Don't make me use my head as well!
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#229611 - 02/11/06 09:57 PM Re: Your Favorite Technique [Re: Leo_E_49]
Street_Poet Member Registered: 12/27/05 Posts: 140 Loc: Los Angeles	Quote: From my understanding, the Kimura and Americana are considered to be separate techniques. I know them as the figure four arm lock and the backhammer lock respectively. ya, from what i know kimura is from the guard, americana is from mount, and also side control. BUT the mechanics for each move is practically the same _________________________ For all sad words of the tongue and pen, the saddest are these, "I might have been..."
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#229612 - 02/12/06 06:39 PM Re: Your Favorite Technique [Re: Street_Poet]
Leo_E_49 Professional Poster Registered: 02/24/05 Posts: 4117 Loc: California	Well, not really. Now I'm no expert on physio and anatomy but I'm pretty sure that Kimura is hyperflexion plus lateral rotation at the shoulder and Americana is hyperextension and medial rotation at the shoulder. The injuries inflicted by using these techniques should differ. However, if we ignore the injuries inflicted, I suppose you are correct. _________________________ Self Defense (Website by Marc MacYoung, not me)
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