Standing Arm Lock (Ude Gatami) with Pin

[IronKingLeo]

Wow... nice and simple.

Thanks for putting this up.

[DoctorMcSwagger]

This mothafucka is a RAGDOLL!

[insdel2004]

You can just break it standing instead of taking him to the ground though right?

[Submissions101]

@insdel2004 yes, you could...it all depends on what your goal is (arrest or break)

[Cilldeath]

4:00 dude on left looks like he about to cry lol

[komnukomnu6]

That guy is just tapping the shit out of that mat.......

[DoomCity202]

You can do this move off of a punch also

[DoomCity202]

nice

aikido based...you can fuck a dude up pretty bad with this move

[jadenmeek]

This is an awesome technique! We have the same technique in Aikido. The only difference is that after you have grabbed and turned the arm you bump your leg in to there armpit to take them off balance in order to drop their level.

[MrTerryKay]

Excellent flowing of a standing ude gatami. This is why martial 'art' is an apt term. When performed correctly, as well as being devastatingly Mars like (Mars being the god of war, violence and battle etc) it can also be beautiful enough to be artistic.

[rainman1976]

can this be used in gi grappling when opponent grabs the collar? either as way to get sub, break grip or drag opponent to ground?

[dillydan88]

2:42 = Pin-stand..... No no! It goes - Break arm-stand lol

[101tenkan]

Hi, Well done on a series of clips that help a range of martial artists,thanks for sharing

[GingerOreo]

Great video. This is good stuff for my job as a security.

[darrinlee1]

it is a great technique,i have been trying to figure this 1 out myself by watching others and i have to say you demonstrate it excellent.thank you for the great demonstrations.

[RhadeConstantine]

awesome technique 5/5

[hipermark]

Awesome

[dramsrle]

realy great!!!

[swedishserbo]

is this legal in judo?

[ArK50]

Perfectly legal...

[kaspar126]

stop crying, this armlock is good.

[jakjak5]

can this still work if he has a left hand clinch?

[DisturbinPeace]

i'd imagine its harder cuz his arm isnt straight out but if he isnt clinching too hard, im sure its possible

[sweetboy21100]

moving out of the clinch grab yea... cuz he swings his arm, and dis clip is jus showin a punch, so if i had to give it a good shot in a real fight, id say it applies to it the same way, jus make sure u do it fast enough, or if not, he'll just hug into you realizing u'll try to take him down, or go for a rib kick...

[Sirkrass]

lol at the omoplata tap-p-ping xDD

[kaner911]

is this legal in high school wrestling?

[SAprodutions]

@kaner911 Yes, its called basically a russian armbar, which is a great setup for ankle picks

[makowon]

post the video response.

[Submissions101]

I don't post video responses as a general rule. People can look at your profile if they wish. Disrespectful or trolling comments won't be tolerated on my channel. Period. Want to have a constructive discussion? Post reasons and possible alternatives. I watched the video and it is slightly different than what we show. Please let us know where you are training and what the finer points are of this technique.

[lilgoalieman]

@Submissions101

im sure there won't be any Negative comments because you help lots of people defend themselves against the school bullies (you helped me defend against them)

Id like to say that you are a good help to people, Thank you.

[CliffVictory]

@Submissions101 Well said

[JuSKallday]

@Submissions101 have you ever used this lock or others simmiler in a real situation, is it one of them things you would have to drill till its second nature for it to be effective ?

[Submissions101]

@JuSKallday I've used this and variations of this lock perhaps a couple dozen times over the 16 years being a doorman. Like anything, what is hard today, is easy tomorrow. Drilling makes everything easier when push comes to shove.

[SudoJudo1]

Please explain why or how u think this DOESNT work?? In what way would it not be affective?

[scLOVEcs]

i watched your video before i read this one-sided conflict. in my personal opinion, Ari's JJJ version is much more practical and swift, not to mention he included a pin, and how his instructing skills are far superior.

[Mackerelman]

Will that work on anything other than a full punch, like say, one that's not all the way into a straight arm?

[sweetboy21100]

maybe... id suggest waitin till he does a full punck, usually if it aint a full punch and u do decide to grab it, either one of two things will happen: one, u'll get pulled with his arm or 2 he'll hold his arm their realising u heald on to it, and the full punch will folow... most probably knokin u out... so yea id suggest waitin for the full punch =]

[makowon]

come on ari ,thats weak.who teaches you this shit

[Submissions101]

Standing arm bar is found in almost every grappling art. I see you have a sample of the standing arm bar on your page as well....curious for a weak technique.If you have a problem with the standard arm bar, talk to a family named Gracie or go back over 1000 years in Japan,

[makowon]

you trained with the gracies,which 1's.

dont throw the gracie name around ,when

show something they dont teach

post my video response, thats how the gracies teach it

[Submissions101]

Your posts make no sense. I didn't say I trained with the Gracie family. There are different variations of this arm bar technique. I don't understand the hostility so I won't entertain this further. I train with Eddie Bravo and Keith Owen (Pedro Sauer BB) along with JJJ. I've got mad respect for the Gracie's (see my blog post when I visited with Rorion and Rener)...taking things out of context on a you tube comment is typical and trollish. Nuff said.

[Greatsocratesghost]

Obviusly, you meant that you trained with the Gracie family and then traveled 1,000 years back in time to Japan.

[niggageeable]

Makowon, shut the hell up and stop complaining, i hate people like you!

[makowon]

why would i talk to the gracies,you dont train with them.

[SudoJudo1]

Does he have to train with them for you to ask them about arm bars??? No.. U just talking for the sake of argument..

Go ask any bouncer or police officer if this works.. They will say yes cause it's one of the favorite techniques..

[Submissions101]

I don't get it either. Been a bouncer for 14 years...go figure. Its like saying there is only one way to do an o goshi. There isn't! I've seen judo masters teach the same technique differently and with their own flair and details.

[makowon]

he said it was a standard armbar ,and if i had a problem with it i should talk to the gracie about it.the gracies dont teach it like that.

[makowon]

i train at gracie torrance,what ari show aint even close to what they teach.

ari leaves way to much room to turn into him .

[acewithtaste16]

We often start our roll class from our knees, can this be executed from the knee or is there another variation for such situation? I'd like to surprise my sparing partner who often leads with outstretched arms.

[basedeal]

which disipline teaches ude gatami? i looked up under judo and they have it spelled ude gateme and it doesnt look like this variation... any help thx

[molololtow]

traditional jiujitsu would be my guess, or maybe hapkido.

[Jmeyer923]

i tis found it jap ju jutsu. japanese ju jutsu is the the foundation of bjj and was used by the samuari as a way of un-armed combat.

[mdiem]

Even shows the footwork stepping into the weak-line!

So refreshing to see high quality martial arts on youtube.

Thank you.

[cheaptrades]

I have a martial arts club at my school and being a traditional hapkido guy, its very difficult to teach hapkido to people who dont know the basics. but since i have the basics, your videos are fantastic for me. I can teach these techniques effectively to people who dont necessarily have ju jutsu backrounds. thanks alot for posting this stuff guys. it really helps

[Bananpelikan]

I want so see more "Bar" situation defense. Because people that fight in bars are not likely to be alone, always like 2 or more. How do i win time, and I don't want to have my arms locked so i cant quick save my head from another attack. I know holding people in lines is good protection against contemporary/synchronized attacks but any tactic if you already got in to it?

Vid examples pls.

[awamy91]

Does BJJ have a weightlifting or resistance training like bodyweight?

what is the schedule if u can help me :)?

[irritatedpsycho]

this isnt bjj. its japanese jiu jitsu.

[Submissions101]

Standing arm lock is found in many styles including BJJ.

[peltiersupporter]

beautiful

gotta love jiu jitsu

[TheSentientOne]

lol, why after the video did it suggest martin scorcese winning an oscar and then charlie chaplin winning an honorary oscar. maybe they knew Jiu Jitsu. sometimes youtube is sucky. at least these videos always brighten my day. thanks ari, ude gatami? udeman!

[seronepk]

Thanks!!!!! allways 5 stars in your videos!!

[megalomano999]

Great video

Thanks for all this stuff

[jaguar004]

I want waki gatame! can you please post 1 so I can work with my cripper crossface?

[japanesemartialarts2]

ari ur the man

[MedievalMisfit]

I have used this in fights before but with a slim difference. Instead of grabbing the wrist with my inside hand i interlock my thunb with his and grab his inner palm...i find it gives a much more aggressive twist and it prevents them from closing their hand which cause excrutiating pain to the underside of the forearm. what do you think of this technique?

[shodan1197]

for all those who think the uke is getting abused. in jujitsu the uke goes with the move to avoid injury when the lock hits a point of pressure you go with it. jujitsu is the gentle art it can be done with control so you don't injure your opponent but you can control the sittuation

[Hotora86]

Japanese jujitsu is awesome!

thanks for another great vid!

[DUCKemz]

Not to talk trash or bash, but idk if he was doing it on purpose or the other guy did something to deserve it, but the demonstrater looked like a complete douche when the guy kept tapping and he didn't remove full pressure. Especially since it was the same arm getting abused lol.

[Submissions101]

Laugh-Tristan is fine (the uke). It is apart of the Japanese Art, to keep your opponent right on the edge, not to let up, but not to go too far. It is the essence of the pin and constant pressure. I assure you that no douchbaggery was intended ;-)

[Furaton]

Thanks for clearing that up, and for being in touch.

I bet I'm not the only one whose eyes watered at the discomfort repeatedly endured by uke-san.

[mdiem]

"I bet I'm not the only one whose eyes watered at the discomfort repeatedly endured by uke-san. "

Oh yes! reminds me: I need to do some stretching before dojo keiko tonight... curse of having good ukemi-waza - you get 'picked on' more!

:-)

[hampton82000]

yeah i dont think ive seen a guy tap so many times in a small amount of time lol

[PRAKTISTHAI]

Question sir: I'm 5'9", is it possible to effectuate this move on a person taller than myself? (seeing as how his arm wouldn't be at a 90 degree angle)

[Exodius5040]

praktishthai... yeah, the essense of Judo, Japanese Jujitsu and BJJ is that smaller and less heavy opponents can use techniques to dominate bigger opponents... However there's always exception (imagine if the guy wrist is twice your hand lol). I have used this move against plenty of heavier oppponents and it worked fine, but i used a punch or kick in the groins before going on with the technique. Also i am 5.9 166 pounds, i have thrown 6 foot 240 pounds people over my shoulder in training

[mdiem]

"It is apart of the Japanese Art, to keep your opponent right on the edge, not to let up, but not to go too far."

This was another thing I was very pleased to see. It is a bad habit to let off completely from uke because he taps - don't train yourself to ease off your opponent - sympathy is a weakness in real combat!

[232323C]

"sympathy is weakness in real combat"

training is not real combat

[kinraade]

just started japanese jujitsu and its moves like these that make it so enjoyable ......Great Stuff :-)

[7rkfww6xfo]

poor guy, he keeps getting those locks on the same arm

[SeasofCheeze]

i dont mean to sound ignorant but to avoid escaping, cant you just swing your leg over, drop your body and just go for a full on arm bar?

[Exodius5040]

this way of doing is to prevent you to go on the ground, where you might be vulnerable to other opponents or your ''victim''. With this, you can control the opponent with a fair view of your environment and an easy way to get back on your feet

[KingCrimson1982]

If you step back with your back leg while you grab the arm you disrupt any strike thrown at you while slightly pulling the aggressor off-balance making it easier to execute the rest of the submission. I hope that my suggestion helps to cause some poor bastard a world of pain (Just kidding.......sort of).

[JuggaloMMA420]

around 32 seconds his arm his bent and he corrects himself for the video and extends his arm as he steps away from you. what do you do if his elbow his bent and he grabs at your neck like that?

[Submissions101]

It typically doesn't matter because the pulling and rotating usually extends the arm. But like all combat, nothing is 100% and you have to have the ability to change your tactics at a moments notice to adjust to the real world dynamics of fighting.

[DarknessDragon0X]

In the final variation, could you turn that into a standard Arm Bar

[jtonyrock]

aikido 101

[lifeinkansas]

i was thinking if you did not have the arm bar you were just going to do a nikio or a hiji

[tubby92288]

lol, that guy tapped quite A LOT

[sunnyricebun]

you also could've did a jiuclaw on him :| idk how it's spelled.

[fanlide]

Great video!

Quite simple technique but yet very effective. This shows once again, that useful stuff doesn´t need to be fancy.

Thanks for sharing.

[Jackthemeat]

beautiful move, when done at full speed make sure you are ready to hear the snapping of several ligaments and bones. Sweet move.

[00JakeR00]

and your likely to catch a right hand in the face too.

[ChicagoHXC311]

not if your do it rite

[FinnishCraig3]

sucks to be the guy getting arm locked 8 thousand times in a row.

but the videos are great as always.

thanks

[Mocktezuma111]

Nice.

[sczhdtaivfe]

it'd be hilarious to hit this in a tournament. not so much the standing armlock, but the attempted rape choke.

[XV100]

dude this awesome .. thanks for uploading and keeping things free! .. once taken down id just mount him and punch him in the ears and the back of the neck ..

[b0ulder690]

Everytime i watch one of these vids i feel like "Damn, some motherf****** come mess with me, i swear..."

[Redsummr08]

Haha! It almost looks like you're ignoring them as they tap the mats liek crazy, begging you to let go :D

I love your videos and I'm a subscriba!

[JointBuster]

that is such a known counter

[CruiseCraft94]

this guy is teaching people how to kill.... and its ASWOME!!!!!!!!!

[texabara]

thanks!

[ToraGuchi33]

I've been practicing traditional Okinawan Goju for over 5 years and I've learned so much watching your vids that compliments and enhances what I've been doing. Thank you and keep up the great work!

[djchangsta]

Thats a nice ol skool move - I could be wrong, but i believe you can find this move in many different systems of martial arts:)

[Submissions101]

for sure! This is found in many different styles

[pope1513]

great vid!thanks 5/5

[noestabien]

You must be a wicked bouncer Ari!

It would be a mistake for a drunken idiot to underestimate you!

[Submissions101]

I am only human and I've been bashed and punched over the years let me tell you!!! The psychological game is just as important as the physical one and that is what gives old dog's the edge ;-)

[cardonaman]

can the same move be done if your try to catch a punch?

[Peacenik]

these videos are great

[pedromrod]

Nice one...

[dtshifter]

Thanks for posting this technique.  very clear demonstration.

[nagiji]

nice video i'm going to try this

[NUMBLIFEUSA]

i want to be you when i grow up

[jiujitsu1992]

sickkkkkkkkk thanks

[hamsamich1]

Isnt this hapkido i thought 10th planet was only jiu jitsu but i mooight be wrong i dont know much about u guys

[Submissions101]

10th Planet is just one of the arts we teach and study. My background includes Japanese Jujutsu and Aikido  as well ;-)

[bjjartist]

10th planet is Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu yes. But Ari(the instructor in the vid) is also a Black Belt in Japanese Jiu-Jitsu thats where the technique comes from. Its also practiced in Akido and Hapkido so you are correct as well. Hope that clears it up for you.

[lagook]

ummz akido and hapkido is the same word one is korean on in jap its the same chinese character just so you know :D

[turmat01]

wow that looks really efficient. Good job, once again Ari!

[supermario1123]

That student showed his dedication and trust there!

[jo9285]

coolz yo good technique

[blackstone555]

Awesome breakdown of the technique! Well done!

[ak4benji204]

i used that when i guy came and wanted to punch me

[peacemaker281]

This is a favorite of mine Ari! Gonna feature this one!

[erikattackbass]

Cool