Katate Jime
| Kata Te Jime | |
|---|---|
| 200pxq | |
| General information | |
| Domain | Ne-Waza |
| Classification | Katame-Waza |
| Sub-Classification | Shime-Waza |
| Kodokan | Yes |
| IJF Legal | Yes |
| Grouping | [[]] |
| Complexity | Intermediate |
| Technique name | |
| Rōmaji | Katate Jime |
| Japanese | 片手絞 |
| English | Single Hand Choke |
Katate Jime (片手絞, Single Hand Choke) is a Judo technique categorized under Katame Waza (grappling techniques) and more specifically under Shime Waza (strangulation techniques). It is one of the techniques recognized by the Kodokan and is part of the Shime-waza list.
Technique Description
Katate Jime involves using one hand to apply a choke by gripping the opponent's collar and using the forearm to exert pressure on the opponent's neck. The practitioner can perform this technique from various positions, including standing or on the ground.
Steps to Execute Katate Jime
- Grip the opponent's collar with one hand, ensuring a firm hold.
- Position the forearm across the opponent's neck, applying pressure to the carotid arteries.
- Use the other hand to control the opponent's body or to assist in applying additional pressure.
- Apply the choke by pulling the collar and pressing the forearm into the opponent's neck.
Variations
There are several variations of Katate Jime, including:
- Standing Katate Jime - performed from a standing position, often as a counter to an opponent's attack.
- Ground Katate Jime - executed from various ground positions, such as side control or mount.
Counters
To escape from Katate Jime, the opponent can:
- Break the grip on the collar to disrupt the choke.
- Rotate their body to change the angle and reduce the effectiveness of the choke.