Judo Throws & Moves : The Compression Arm Lock Judo Move

[arskatuubi]

Does not work!

[luchador1764]

I'M OLD!

[6ookstazz]

COOL!

[caxa1231]

Faixa coral? :@

[lallope]

do you do really think it wise to demonstrate on the bones and joints of a gentleman in advanced age? A person who's body and joints are prone to breakage and may have great problems healing.

[Volgeblanc]

I´ve found Mr. Anderson´s videos to be very informative, clear, and technically, of the highest caliber. It´s just great to see him do his judo techniques. One day, I´ll be like him. I hope to be in good shape to do my judo. Thanks Mr. Anderson. Bow to you!

[sim1love1994]

now i dnt have 2 waste any time trying to break the grip THNX :)

[f9hunter]

its kind of a bicep slicer. or you could step over and go for a kimura (ude garami)

[datmygirl278]

i wish i new this a longgggggggggg time ago i would of one many matches

[DavidB5501]

There is a variant of this using Tori's legs (instead of arms) to hold down Uke's forearm. I've seen Neil Adams use it in an instructional video. Presumably using the legs it is even more powerful.

[MrMZaccone]

I love how he says "a armlock I developed about 40 years ago" I guarantee it's been around longer than that and that someone, sooner or later is going to object to his claim. I have no doubt of it though, these things get reinvented all the time.

[DancesWithGhosts]

Wow, that's a very interesting variant against a defense on jujigatame, wonder how it is not used more often, insted of trying to pull the arm by strenght. Thanks.

[btarrives]

awesome!!! very clever. will use this.

[BoredWithCrap]

John Anderson is one of the most respected judo teachers in the country. This is a great tribute to him.

[232323C]

thanks for posting this... very cool!

[hYdratatiOn]

"This is extremely painful" and then he grins :) I love this guy...

[TRiiiGER26]

I will try that one. Loks like a simple figure four of the wrist ,looks effective

[Sabrason]

Awesome -- and people thought Judo was just throws in the Olympics!

[MrMZaccone]

It sure was headed that way under olympic rules. Just goes to show you what damage a sport mentality can do when old pros like this are the only ones left keeping the real art alive.

[19rayz68]

this is awesome

[MPA2000]

I added this to my favorites. I looks like it would not make them release to get an armbar, but it would cause pain. Word of caution: this will only work on people with a low pain tolerance, not highly motivated or people on drugs and alcohol.

[BoredWithCrap]

@MPA2000 To get a tap, you won't need the armbar. This is really painful, and it would make them release to get the armbar.