Kimura
Double wristlock submission
Kimura is a surname of Japanese origin, among the most common in Japan.
In martial arts, a kimura is a shoulder lock that hyperrotates the arm behind the opponent's back—named after judoka Masahiko Kimura, who famously used it to defeat Hélio Gracie in 1951.
The technique appears across judo, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and mixed martial arts: He tapped out to a kimura in the second round.
Mechanism requiring a key
- armbarElbow hyperextension hold
- submissionYielding to another's will
- jiu-jitsuJapanese submission-based combat
- grapplingClose-quarters combat technique
judo · technique · shoulder · elbow · tap out · guard · mount · UFC
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lock
Mechanism requiring a key
- armbarElbow hyperextension hold
- submissionYielding to another's will
- jiu-jitsuJapanese submission-based combat
grappling · judo · technique · shoulder · elbow · tap out · guard · mount · UFC · MMA
actor
One who portrays characters
celebrity · heartthrob · drama · television · Japan · entertainer · handsome · fame · commercial · endorsement
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Of or from Nippon
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Soft stone fruit
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Kimurarear naked choke
Blood-restricting neck submission
guillotine choke · triangle choke · blood choke · neck crank