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Kesa-gatame
Also called kesa gatame, headlock position
Chest across chest with the head wrapped: judo's oldest pin, heavy on the ribs, rich in armlocks — and a room every grappler must know how to leave.
OfficialKodokan — 後袈裟固の逃れ方 / Ushiro-kesa-gatame Escapes
Connected in the web
attackArmlock from Scarf Hold
escapeScarf Hold Escape
transitionSide Control
attackKuzure Kesa Gatame
In these systems
French
The méthode française: the deepest teaching pedagogy in judo, and the heavyweights it produced.
11x world, 3x Olympic champion
Teddy Riner
The heavyweight reign: osoto, uchi-mata and grip dominance measured in decades.
Canon: the Kodokan 100 (68 nage-waza, 32 katame-waza; IJF/Kodokan classification) · Daigo, Kodokan Judo Throwing Techniques · Kashiwazaki