In this video, we’ll dive into the Kata Hajime choke from the back, a classic Judo technique that’s effective when transitioning from a failed bow and arrow or rear lapel choke. We’ll cover key details like grip placement, arm positioning, and how to follow your opponent’s movements to secure the choke.
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Submissions - Choi Bar
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Dogfight Position - Anaconda Choke
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Dogfight Position - Guillotine Options
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