Ground Phase

Ne-waza

Techniques occurring primarily on the ground. Ne-waza (寝技) translates to "ground techniques" in Japanese and encompasses all techniques executed when one or both practitioners are on the ground.

Techniques (100)

Triangle Choke

A technique where the legs are used to form a triangle around an opponent's neck and one arm, cutti…

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Tripod Sweep

A sweep from open guard where the foot on the hip and sleeve control are used to off-balance

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Twister

A spinal lock that rotates the spine against its normal range of motion

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Ude Garami

A shoulder/arm lock where tori entangles uke's arm and applies pressure against the natural directi…

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Ude Hishigi Juji Gatame

A joint lock that hyperextends the elbow, typically applied from guard, mount, or side control.

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Upa Escape

An escape from mount where the defender bridges their hips to disrupt the attacker's balance and cr…

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Waiter Sweep

A sweep from X-guard where the top person is loaded onto the bottom person's foot

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Williams Guard Triangle

Triangle from the Williams guard position.

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Worm Guard

A lapel guard developed by Keenan Cornelius where the lapel is wrapped around opponent's leg

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Wrist Lock

A joint lock that applies pressure to the wrist, forcing it to bend beyond its normal range of moti…

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