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Erik Paulson - Knee Drive to Keylock

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Erik Paulson - Knee Drive to Keylock

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  • You know what? As long as my coach teaches me the correct positions, angles, and leverages that I need to execute a submission; he can call it anything he wants. The name isn't the issue. It's arguing about the name that I think is stupid. Besides that, the Japanese have been calling the "Kimura" the "Ude Garami" way before the Brazilians called it a "Kimura". Aside from that, some people call the "Keylock" the "Americana". Who cares? So long as it works.

  • yes but in catch wrestling they use the terms chicken wing, key lock, figure four arm lock to describe a kimura or an americana(key lock). erik paulson is a catch wrestler. also if you want to get technical it's real name is gyaku ude-garami(reverse arm entanglement).

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  • @Svittidiu Catch wrestlers were grappling with judo masters in the early 1900s; there was a lot of crossover. Ad Santel, for instance, defeated a whole string of Judoka, which led the japanese obsession with shoot wrestling.

  • @rocknroll1984 Do you happen to know if they invented the gyaku ude-garami in China/Japan and then exported it into catch wrestling or did they come up with it on their own in catch wrestling?

  • wtff

  • whaaaat

  • @rocknroll1984 Erik is a Judo and Sambo practitioner also.

  • Since no one can agree, let's call it a chickenwing.

  • Really? The whole page is about the name of the move and not the move itself? The move itself is awesome. Focus on the move, not the name. I swear, JuJit. is going the way of TKD and traditional karate. Who cares about a name? Well, obviously y'all do. Worry about the application. That's where it matters.

  • Thiz iz def a kimura variation..behind tha back iz a kimura,to tha head is a keylock.

  • Tomato...Tomahto. Although It Is Formally Called "Gi" In Other Systems, It's Sometimes Called "Kimono" In BJJ. Thanks For The Correction Though.

  • Although "Gi" is really the proper term for the practice uniform. Not a big deal. Call it what you like.

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